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Medtronic stumbles amid medtech recovery
Slowing growth in core businesses, plus recalls and bribery allegation have worried investors
Low end chipmakers find a profitable niche
While everyone is talking about AI, companies making chips used in everyday products are thriving.
Emerge Canada ETFs still in limbo
Spokesman says no news about company windup.
CAE rebounds with air travel
Continues to benefit with higher demand for training as younger pilots enter the industry.
Canadian Solar gets Shanghai listing, builds Texas factory
Canadian Solar Inc. though based in Guelph, Ont. gets most of its revenue outside Canada and continues to move aheadContinue Reading
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