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Luckin Coffee, flush with Persian Gulf cash, weighs entry into Middle East markets

Luckin is weighing a push into Gulf markets while deepening its foothold in Southeast Asia, with backing from sovereign wealth funds in both regions.

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New tour firm seeks to display ‘hidden gem’

Desiree Rantala has serious Manitoba bona fides. The 34-year-old grew up in two northern First Nations communities and has lived in Gimli and Dauphin. She’s worked in marketing roles at […]

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State of the Nations event to highlight Indigenous mining plans

A first-ever conference aims to connect Indigenous leaders with businesses as local mining ambitions grow. The Manitoba Prospectors and Developers Association expects to rally a half-dozen chiefs to…

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