Why the Next Recession Will Hit Canadians Harder Than Americans – Bloomberg

The recent yield curve inversion has renewed speculation about a potential North American recession and prompted questions about how a contraction would affect households.
— Read on www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-10/why-the-next-recession-will-hit-canadians-harder-than-americans

Raytheon, United Technologies Agree to Blockbuster Defense Deal – Bloomberg

United Technologies Corp. agreed to buy Raytheon Co. in an all-stock deal, forming an aerospace and defense giant with $74 billion in sales in one of the industry’s biggest transactions ever.
— Read on www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-09/united-technologies-raytheon-agree-to-blockbuster-defense-deal

Learning From OPEC: Alberta’s Oil Supply Cuts Find a Sweet Spot – Bloomberg

Alberta may have finally found the right level for its oil curtailment program that has sent local oil prices on a roller coaster for the last few months.
— Read on www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-10/learning-from-opec-alberta-s-oil-supply-cuts-find-a-sweet-spot

Canada `Blew’ Its Chance to Be World Pot Leader: Cannabis Weekly – Bloomberg

Canada “blew it” on cannabis legalization and is rapidly losing ground to the U.S. as a result, according to the founder of one of the top investment bankers to the industry.
— Read on www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-09/canada-blew-its-chance-to-be-world-pot-leader-cannabis-weekly

BREAKINGVIEWS – Hong Kong risks its future as global business hub – Reuters

(Reuters Breakingviews) – Carrie Lam’s government could squander Hong Kong’s privileged position in the eyes of foreign governments. A bill that would allow extradition to the mainland prompted hundreds of thousands to protest on Sunday. If the chief executive ignores the message, Washington, Brussels and others may reconsider their relationship with the territory. That would hurt both Hong Kong and China.
— Read on www.reuters.com/article/us-hongkong-extradition-march-breakingvi/breakingviews-hong-kong-risks-its-future-as-global-business-hub-idUSKCN1TB0D4