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Bruce Cockburn: 50 years of music, spirituality and social justice | SaltWireSTOCKHOLM - Ericsson on Tuesday said it expected the uncertainty impacting its mobile networks business to persist into 2024, after reporting a fall in third-quarter revenue as demand for 5G equipment fell in North America.
The company, which pre-announced its results last week and took a $2.9 billion impairment charge over its Vonage acquisition, said it expects current quarter results to be similar to the third quarter.
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Feds, two Atlantic premiers agree to 'modified' Atlantic Loop projectOTTAWA — Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are scaling back plans for the Atlantic Loop electricity grid to expanding just one existing connection between their two provinces.
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Feds, two Atlantic premiers agree to 'modified' Atlantic Loop projectOTTAWA — Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are scaling back plans for the Atlantic Loop electricity grid to expanding just one existing connection between their two provinces.
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Feds, two Atlantic premiers agree to 'modified' Atlantic Loop projectOTTAWA — Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are scaling back plans for the Atlantic Loop electricity grid to expanding just one existing connection between their two provinces.
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Feds, two Atlantic premiers agree to 'modified' Atlantic Loop projectOTTAWA — Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are scaling back plans for the Atlantic Loop electricity grid to expanding just one existing connection between their two provinces.
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Feds, two Atlantic premiers agree to 'modified' Atlantic Loop projectOTTAWA — Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are scaling back plans for the Atlantic Loop electricity grid to expanding just one existing connection between their two provinces.
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Feds, Atlantic premiers meeting in Ottawa as Atlantic Loop project teetersOTTAWA — Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson is meeting in Ottawa today with the premiers of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, seeking an agreement to help the two provinces get off coal power by the end of the decade.
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