Kathy Young

Viterra Says Third Parties Showing Interest in Grain Handler; Shares Climb

Viterra Inc., Canada’s largest grain handler, received expressions of interest from third parties just as the company plans to capitalize on the end of the Canadian Wheat Board’s marketing monopoly.

Saskatchewan Stand on BHP Bid Not Bargaining Position

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall said his province’s opposition to BHP Billiton Ltd. ’s $40 billion hostile takeover offer for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. is not a bargaining stance.

Saskatchewan Premier Still Doesn't See Benefit of BHP Bid for Potash Corp.

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall said BHP Billiton Ltd. ’s $40 billion hostile offer for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. isn’t beneficial to his province or to Canada, citing lost revenue stemming from the deal.

BHP ‘Not Interested’ in Longer Review of Potash Bid

BHP Billiton Ltd. isn’t interested in extending a deadline on a government review of its $40 billion takeover bid of Potash Corp. for Saskatchewan Inc., said Andrew Mackenzie , BHP’s head of non-ferrous businesses.

Clement Says Canada to End Review of BHP Bid for Potash Offer Withdrawn

Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement , who earlier this month rejected BHP Billiton Ltd. ’s offer for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. and gave 30 days for an appeal, said he will end his review now that the company has withdrawn its bid.

Canada to Give Investors ‘Guidance’ After BHP Drops Potash Bid

Canada will give investors more clarity on foreign ownership restrictions after BHP Billiton Ltd. withdrew its hostile $40 billion offer for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. following an initial rejection.

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Italy President Napolitano Re-Elected in Bid to Solve Crisis

Porsche Vies With Maserati as Limelight Shifts to China

Boston Bombing Suspect Apprehended at Watertown Home

Sibling Bonds Put Suspected Bombers on Terrorism Path

Obama Decision on Interrogating Suspect Draws Criticism