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News roundup — February 11, 2014

Canada

Government 'adamant' in opposing Telus' bid for Mobilicity, Reuters

Canada's new legislation aims to cut down on passports 'of convenience', Reuters

Judge rules Crown can go to Europe to retrieve evidence in Magnotta case, The Globe and Mail


United States

Apple loses latest bid to block e-books antitrust monitor, Reuters

Proxy advisory firm tells shareholders to vote 'no' on Icahn's buy-back plan for Apple, Reuters


International

German court's ECB move leaves sovereignty unresolved, Reuters

Deutsche Bank found in 'material non-compliance' with Dubai regulator, Reuters

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