A dockworkers’ strike that cost the U.S. economy billions. Shots fired at the homes of two executives tied to a Canadian giant in the North American waste space. A change in ownership of the country’s most storied hockey brands. At the end of a dizzying week, we find five takeaways for the final stretch of the 2024.
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