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The Canadian dollar traded at an almost six-week low against its U.S. counterpart on signs from Europe and China that global economic growth is slowing, undermining demand for Canada’s exports.
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Canadian retail sales rose for a second month in February, registering the biggest two-month gain since 2011, on increased purchases at gasoline stations and new car dealerships.
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When Paul Heth showed up in Moscow after the Soviet Union disbanded, the former U.S. soldier had nothing more than $600 and a love of movies. Now he’s taking on some of Russia’s wealthiest men in a race for box office riches.
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United Engineers Ltd., which is bidding S$710 million ($570 million) for a Singapore-based car distributor, said the addition of Bugatti and Jaguar dealerships would smooth volatility from its property business.
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Shares of WBL Corp., a Singapore- based conglomerate with investments from China property to luxury car dealerships, rose the most in six weeks today to trade above an increased bid by United Engineers Ltd.
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Sapaar is 23 and he’s a “ninja” miner, hauling low-quality coal from a pit in the Mongolian steppes for 12 hours a day.
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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is planning to open dealerships in Brazil and Chile to widen its global reach, the Sunday Telegraph reported, citing Chief Executive Officer Torsten Mueller-Oetvoes.
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AutoNation Inc. led car dealerships in providing the best way to participate in the U.S. auto industry’s rebound from its bottom three years ago.
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Zhongsheng Group Holdings Ltd., China’s largest publicly traded automobile dealer by revenue, is proceeding with plans to add 40 sales outlets on expectations of continued growth while the country’s economic expansion slows.
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Six decades ago, as a recent college graduate working for his father-in-law’s soft-drinks company, Carlos Ardila Lulle came up with a fizzy, pink, apple-flavored concoction that started outselling all of their other products.
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