Philip Services to ask court to approve new CEO

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Philip Services Corp of Hamilton, Canada, which is under bankruptcy protection in the US and Canada, seeks a Toronto court's approval concerning the appointment of Anthony Fernandes as the company's CEO for a term of two years. The application states that Fernandes will be paid $500,000 in yearly base salary, stock options and a yearly bonus of as much as $500,000.

Executive changes & profiles, Waste Treatment and Disposal, Solid Waste Disposal, Philip Services Corp.

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Cattle prices plunge as herd numbers reach record high

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A new report from Statistics Canada showed that cattle prices in Canada dropped sharply while cattle herd numbers rose to record levels. The report, which may reflect fears over mad cow disease, showed that 15.7 million cattle were on farms in Canada.

Commodity & service prices, Labor Distribution by Employer, Prices and rates, Reports, Statistics, Cattle, Canada. Statistics Canada, Company pricing policy

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