Bass family group buys 6% of Nova

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Nova Corp., a manufacturer of chemical products headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, has sold a 6% interest in the company to TMI-FW Inc., an investment firm, for an undisclosed amount. The purchase will allow the investment company, which is owned by the Bass family of Texas and the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan Board, to enhance its holdings in Nova to 5,505,502 shares of Nova stock. The chemical products firm, however, has expressed optimism that TMI-FW's increased interests in the company will not lead to significant modifications in leadership and operations.

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Acquires a 6% interest in Nova Corp, a chemical prods firm, for an undisclosed amount

Asset sales & divestitures, Acquisitions & mergers, Facilities & equipment, Chemicals & Allied Products, Chemical Manufacturing, Investment Companies, Open-End Investment Funds, Alberta, Chemicals, Article, Nova Corp., TMI-FW Inc.

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Canada battles EU?s proposal to extend trade name protection

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A new proposal from the European Union to ban certain food products is being fought by Canada. The proposal, which focuses on cheese and meat products with geographical names, will be reviewed by the World Trade Organization.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Foreign trade, Animal Slaughtering and Processing, Meat Products, Cheese, natural and processed, Cheese, Cheese Manufacturing, Legal/Government Regulation, Meat Incl Poultry, Laws, regulations and rules, International trade, Meat, European Union

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