National's Berard banking on consolidation

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Andre Berard, the chairman of National Bank of Canada, leads the country's sixth-largest bank. Montreal, Quebec-based National Bank, which may become a target of the government's attempt to reform the banking industry, is seeking strategic partners as industry consolidation advances.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Strategic alliances, Banking industry, Planning, National Bank of Canada

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Au Coton, Stokes seek protection from creditors

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Au Coton Inc. and Stokes Inc. have both sought bankruptcy protection from their creditors. Au Coton is conducting its second restructuring in under a year. Stokes owes nearly 20 million Canadian dollars to its creditors.

Financial management, Apparel & Shoe Stores, Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores, APPAREL AND ACCESSORY STORES, Specialty Chain Stores, Finance, Clothing stores, Company financing, Bankruptcy, Company bankruptcy, Au Coton, Stokes Inc.

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Bombardier puts the brakes on N.A. high-speed train plans

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The foreign operation plans of Bombardier Inc, to bring his speed train travel to North America are discussed. The company has freezed the operations for the time being.

Foreign operations, North America, Aircraft, Aircraft industry, Bombardier Inc.

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