'Not a return to normal': Alberta small businesses feeling reopening pains, with only half fully operating

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'Not a return to normal': Alberta small businesses feeling reopening pains, with only half fully operating

Weeks after being given the green light to reopen, just over half of Alberta small firms are fully operating and bringing in a fraction of the revenues they were before the pandemic, suggests a business lobby group’s survey. After New Brunswick, that 54 per cent …
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Corn, Soybeans and Spring Wheat Show High Crop-Condition Scores

As the planting season nears the finish line, focus shifts to crop condition. So far, so good. As of June 7, 97% of the U.S. corn crop is planted. That’s up four percentage points from May 31 and is three percentage points above the five-year average.
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You can get our all-time favorite pod coffee maker at an unbelievable price

Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. When it comes to high-quality coffee makers, there tends to be a steep price tag attached. (We should know: We’ve tested …
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South Korean court rejects arrest of Samsung heir

COURTS. S. Korean court rejects arrest of Samsung heir. A South Korean court rejected prosecutors’ request to arrest Samsung Group’s billionaire heir Jay Y. Lee on allegations of price manipulation and violations of auditing rules, resolving a major …
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Stitch Fix reports quarterly sales down 9%; shares fall

Stitch Fix reported a third-quarter net loss of 33 cents on revenue of $371.7 million. Chief Executive Katrina Lake said the company expects to return to revenue growth by the fourth quarter. Katrina Lake, CEO of Stitch Fix. Adam Jeffery | CNBC. Stitch Fix on …
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