Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says: * IF HE IS RE-ELECTED, THE FIRST C$15,000 CANADIANS EARN EACH YEAR WILL BE TAX FREE, UP FROM C$12,000 NOW. * HE WILL CUT CELL PHONE COSTS BY 25% OVER FOUR YEARS IF RE-ELECTED Further company coverage:
Banks with more than $47 trillion in assets, or a third of the global industry, adopted new U.N.-backed "responsible banking" principles to fight climate change on Sunday that would shift their loan books away from fossil fuels.
The United States and India are racing to negotiate a limited trade deal that U.S. President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi can sign at the United Nations General Assembly in New York at the end of September, people familiar with the talks said.
A profit warning and muted outlook from package delivery company FedEx Corp (FDX) is prompting some high-profile fund managers to prepare for the trade war between the United States and China to last longer than many had originally anticipated.
Egypt's stock exchange suspended trading for 30 minutes on Sunday after the EGX 100 index fell by 5%, bourse data showed. Analysts linked the sharp drop in share prices to small protests that broke out in Cairo and other cities on Friday. It was the first time the exchange had suspended trading in the EGX 100 because of a 5% swing since 2016.
Trading on Egypt's stock exchange was suspended on Sunday after the EGX 100 dropped by 5%, a fall that analysts linked to protests which broke out in Cairo and other cities over the weekend.
China needs to develop a better system for financing small businesses that drive innovation in the economy but currently struggle to access the funds they need for growth, a leading Chinese think-tank said in a report published Sunday.
British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Sunday he would be guided by his opposition party on how to campaign in a second Brexit referendum, pledging to offer voters a choice between staying in the European Union and a "credible" deal.
Canada's Brookfield Asset
Management (BAM) and Dubai's Meraas Holding have agreed to form a joint venture valued at 5 billion dirham to own and operate Meraas' retail assets. The assets owned and operated by the new JV include Dubai sites The Beach, City Walk and La Mer, Meraas said in a statement on Sunday. The statement did not disclose how much each party held in the JV.
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