J&J orthopedics unit draws Apollo interest in potential $20 billion deal, Bloomberg News reports
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NEW YORK — Last night, on occasion of the opening of Moncler’s largest-ever global flagship on Fifth Avenue, special guests including Cher, Julia Roberts, Anne Hathaway, Serena Williams, Future, Spike Lee, Jessica Chastain, Adrien Brody, Odell Beckham Jr., Maria Sharapova, Colin Kaepernick, Adriana Lima, Mark Ronson, Shaun White, Helena Christensen, Penn Badgley, Gus Kenworthy, Jordan Clarkson, Coco Rocha, François Arnaud, Gavin Casalegno, Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie, Sam Nivola, Evan Mock, Sammi Cheng, Princess Olympia of Greece, Hiroshi Fujiwara, Daniel Arsham, Edward Enninful, Tobe and Fat Nwigwe, Joaquín Furriel, Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, Nic von Rupp, Daniel Humm, Juliana Awad, Mickalene Thomas, Questlove, Michael Rainey Jr., Pete Davidson, and Francis Mallmann came together to mark a new chapter in the brand’s decades-long relationship with New York City. Read More
Dan Mills is joining Royal Bank of Canada as a managing director and head of rates sales in Canada, according to a spokesperson. Read More
Pilots for two Canadian airlines say they have requested conciliation assistance from the federal government as discussions for new collective agreements have stalled. Read More
Maya Funaki, a Hong Kong-based portfolio manager at RBC BlueBay Asset Management, is leaving the firm, according to a spokesperson for the investment arm of Royal Bank of Canada. Read More
A union member and steward working at Fairmont Château Laurier, employed by the cleaning contractor ServeGreen, was fired after the union put forward an Unfair Labour Practice complaint citing threats, intimidation, and coercion against members. Read More
Canada’s oil and mineral resources can help alleviate U.S. inflation pressures, but the Trump administration needs to back off its tariff policies against its northern neighbour, the leader of the country’s Conservative Party said. Read More
Bank of Montreal says it will mobilize up to $70 billion in new capital over 10 years in sectors it considers critical to Canada’s economy, including energy, transportation, mining, defence and artificial intelligence. Read More