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Tyson beef plant in Washington will close to test workers

Tyson beef plant in Washington will close to test workers

WALLULA, Wash. — The Tyson Fresh Meats beef plant in eastern Washington state is temporarily shutting down to test all its workers for the coronavirus.
ADM idles large Iowa, Nebraska corn-based ethanol plants

ADM idles large Iowa, Nebraska corn-based ethanol plants

DES MOINES, Iowa — Ethanol producer ADM said Thursday it is idling production at its corn ethanol plants in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Columbus, Nebraska, furloughing 90 employees in each facility for at least four months.
Aecon beats expectations even as Q1 net loss widens and revenues rise

Aecon beats expectations even as Q1 net loss widens and revenues rise

TORONTO — Aecon Group Inc. beat expectations even though its net loss widened in the first quarter as revenues increased 15 per cent. The Toronto-based construction firm says it lost $11.
Clarification to April 13 story on accounting services for health-care workers

Clarification to April 13 story on accounting services for health-care workers

An April 13 article about a Ontario accountants offering services to some front-line health-care workers dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic was insufficiently clear about eligibility criteria.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX

Most actively traded companies on the TSX

TORONTO — Some of the most active companies traded Thursday on the Toronto Stock Exchange: Toronto Stock Exchange (14,251.09, down 37.07 points.) Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX:CVE). Energy. Up 28 cents, or 6.83 per cent, to $4.38 on 15.5 million shares.
North American stock markets extremely volatile but end day relatively flat

North American stock markets extremely volatile but end day relatively flat

TORONTO — Trading on North American stock markets was volatile Thursday as the impact from the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spook investors. Markets moved higher in the morning after U.S.
Regulator backs away from statement on flight refunds, saying it's not 'binding'

Regulator backs away from statement on flight refunds, saying it's not 'binding'

The Canadian Transportation Agency is backing away from an earlier statement on flight vouchers, saying its initial position on airlines' right to issue travel credits instead of a refund for cancelled trips is "not a binding decision.
Pandemic blamed as Dominion Diamond enters court protection from creditors

Pandemic blamed as Dominion Diamond enters court protection from creditors

CALGARY — The owner of Canada's first diamond mine blames transportation and business disruptions caused by measures to control the COVID-19 pandemic for its decision to seek court protection from creditors.
Q&A: How does Western Canadian Select oil pricing work?

Q&A: How does Western Canadian Select oil pricing work?

CALGARY — Western Canada's oil price woes are often illustrated by references to the Western Canadian Select benchmark crude oil price.
With masks and distancing, Volkswagen restarts production

With masks and distancing, Volkswagen restarts production

ZWICKAU, Germany — German automaker Volkswagen restarted production on Thursday at its plant in Zwickau, where its crucial mass-market electric vehicle is being made ahead of its launch later this year.
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