Kelly Malone
National Correspondent at The Canadian Press
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castanet.net | Anne D'Innocenzio |Didi Tang |Kelly Malone |Stan Choe
Pharmaceutical companies have agreed to pay Hawaii $700 million to settle its lawsuit over the efficacy and safety of the blood thinner Plavix, the state attorney general's office announced Friday. A court ruling last year ordered Bristol Myers Squibb Company and three U.S.-based subsidiaries of French pharmaceutical company Sanofi to pay a combined $916 million. But before an appeal was decided, a settlement was reached for the lower amount, the attorney general's office said.
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timescolonist.com | Kelly Malone
WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump's preliminary trade agreement with the United Kingdom sent a signal to countries around the world — including Canada — about the goals of his campaign to upend global trade with tariffs. While the agreement announced Thursday has not been finalized and many details remain unclear, it suggests the president is willing to lower some tariffs but not to drop duties completely. "The final details are being written up," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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bowenislandundercurrent.com | Kelly Malone
WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump's preliminary trade agreement with the United Kingdom sent a signal to countries around the world — including Canada — about the goals of his campaign to upend global trade with tariffs. While the agreement announced Thursday has not been finalized and many details remain unclear, it suggests the president is willing to lower some tariffs but not to drop duties completely. "The final details are being written up," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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1 week ago |
coastreporter.net | Kelly Malone
WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump's preliminary trade agreement with the United Kingdom sent a signal to countries around the world — including Canada — about the goals of his campaign to upend global trade with tariffs. While the agreement announced Thursday has not been finalized and many details remain unclear, it suggests the president is willing to lower some tariffs but not to drop duties completely.
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globalnews.ca | Kelly Malone
Experts say U.S. President Donald Trump’s preliminary trade agreement with the United Kingdom could offer hints about how his administration might negotiate with Canada. The agreement announced today is not finalized and many details remain unclear, but it sent a signal to nations around the world rattled by Trump’s attempt to deploy tariffs to upend global trade.
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RT @Alex_Panetta: Trade talks in two acts: Canada-U.S. poised to negotiate in stages Urgent talks soon, rest next year is preferred scenar…
A detail from Wall Street Journal on the UK deal https://t.co/C2y2by83xJ https://t.co/95iohDEMh0
Great get by Steph - and very interesting read. “It’s done,” the ambassador told National Post in his first-wide ranging interview in Canada since he was confirmed to the role last month. “From my standpoint, from the president’s standpoint, 51st state’s not coming back.”
“The president clearly acknowledged it takes two to tango. That’s behind us,” U.S. ambassador to Canada says of President Donald Trump’s comments of Canada becoming the “51st state.” https://t.co/iIPCCQ34hT #cdnpoli