Blame Canada? Hollywood does

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Vancouver, BC-based Peace Arch Entertainment Group Inc., which is a motion picture and television production company, is one of the companies accused of attracting film production business from the United States. Peace Arch, which is led by chief executive officer Cameron White, is working a new TV sitcom called "Big Sound."

Marketing procedures, Motion Picture and Video Industries, Geographic, Motion Picture & TV Production, Motion Picture Production & Services, Finance, Video production companies, Film and video production companies, Peace Arch Entertainment Group Inc.

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PMC slashes profit forecast

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PMC-Sierra Inc. reduced its earnings forecast for the quarter ending March 31, 2001. The company lowered its earnings forecast to between US$118 million and US$120 million for the period. PMC will also layoff approximately 230 employees.

Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor Devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Labor force information, Sales, profits & dividends, Semiconductor industry, Planning, Forecasts and trends, PMC-Sierra Inc., Layoffs

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The year in mining: only a taste of what's to come

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An outlook of Canadian mining sector for 2006, through mergers between companies such as Barrick Gold Corp. and Placer Dome Inc., is presented.

Acquisitions & mergers, Mining & Extractive Industries, Mining, All Other Metal Ore Mining, METAL MINING, Ferroalloy Ores, Chemical & Fertilizer Minerals, Other Nonmetallic Mineral Mining and Quarrying, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Mining industry, Mineral industry, Industry forecasts

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