Election fever hits the Legislature as Thibeault accused of 'lying'

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Election fever hits the Legislature as Thibeault accused of 'lying'

In response, Thibeault, who is the province's energy minister, said that accounting firms such as KPMG and Deloitte LLP signed off on the plan, and it was a matter of accountants having a disagreement over accounting practices. He also said several provinces and U.S. states use the same accounting
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Pound Slips From Post-Brexit High as Wage Data Disappoints Hawks

U.K. average weekly wage growth held at 2.8 percent in the three months through February, versus the 3.0 percent expected by a Bloomberg survey of economists. Traders will next watch inflation data on Wednesday, with annual consumer-price increases seen steady at 2.7 percent in March.
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US Ban Risks Leaving China's Rising Tech Star 'Half Dead'

ZTE Corp. may have just gone from being a serious contender in the high-stakes world of next-generation networking to — quite possibly — a mobile industry washout. China's No. 2 telecommunications gear-maker was preparing to lead the country's charge into the era of blazing fast fifth-generation
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US, Britain Issue Warnings Over Chinese Telecom Equipment Maker ZTE

Chinese telecom company ZTE's pavilion at the Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona, Spain, in February. Photo: Toni Albir/EPA/Shutterstock.
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Brexit Bulletin: Second Referendum? Business Says No

Today in Brexit: While businesses generally oppose Brexit, they don't want to know about a second referendum. The plot to reverse Brexit is missing a key ally: U.K. business. Companies have been among the most outspoken critics of the split from the European Union, and have much to lose from a
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