AECL's Candu repair business booming

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AECL Inc., which is the government-owned nuclear power company, reported 1999 earnings of $100 million for its servicing operations. AECL is led by president Allen Kirkpatrick.

Sales, profits & dividends, Nuclear reactors, AECL Inc.

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Reactor maker must cut costs, president says

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Allen Kilpatrick, the president of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., said the company will implement a cost-cutting strategy. Atomic Energy, which has been criticized for its safety record, is bidding for a contract to build a nuclear reactor in Turkey.

Financial management, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd.

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38 million Hispanics worth wooing: More companies are pursuing America's booming Latino market

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Companies and U.S subsidiaries of Canadian banks, with the growing Hispanics population, are gearing up to serve the growing Hispanic market. The US census bureau forecast indicates that Latinos will account for a quarter of the population by 2050 representing an additional 67 million people.

Commercial Banks, Marketing procedures, Targets & Markets, Banking industry, Hispanic American market

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