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Canada and the United States ended talks on Friday to update the North American Free Trade Agreement in a mood soured by President Donald Trump’s comments that a pact would be on U.S. terms while Ottawa stood firm against signing “just any deal.”
Talks between the United States and Canada aimed at reaching a deal to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement ended on Friday with no agreement, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed sources.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that Canada had taken advantage of the United States on trade, as talks between the two countries, who are seeking to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement, soured sharply.
Canada and the United States ended talks on Friday to update the North American Free Trade Agreement in a mood that had been soured by President Donald Trump’s comments that a pact would be on U.S. terms while Ottawa stood firm against signing “just any deal.”
U.S. and Canadian officials have concluded a days-long round of talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement, a Canadian official said on Friday.
The S&P 500 and the Dow were down and the Nasdaq edged higher in light trading on Friday as investors reacted to the possibility that a new Canada-U.S. trade agreement could miss a deadline heading into the Labor Day weekend.
President Donald Trump on Friday confirmed off-record, hard-line comments he had made about the United States’ negotiating stance in trade talks with Canada, saying on Twitter: “At least Canada knows where I stand.”
Talks between Canada and the United States to update the North American Free Trade Agreement soured sharply on Friday after President Donald Trump reportedly said a pact would be on U.S. terms and Ottawa stood firm against signing “just any deal.”
United Continental Holdings Inc on Friday increased its checked bag fees on routes to and from North America, the Caribbean and Central America, effective Aug. 31, the company said in a statement.
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The 3.9 billion-pound ($5.1 billion) sale of the Costa coffee chain to Coca-Cola began brewing when Whitbread’s boss Alison Brittain crossed paths with the chief executive of the soft drinks giant at a conference in May.
A Senate hearing about reforming the U.S. Postal Service that could have scrutinized what Amazon.com Inc and others pay for package delivery has been delayed, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, moving back President Donald Trump’s effort to hike the world’s largest online retailer’s rates.
The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped on Friday as jitters over ongoing trade talks between the United States and other major economies weighed, but gains in Apple and Amazon kept Nasdaq slightly higher.
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