'Show me the money': divorce first, then trade deal, EU tells UK
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Since Prime Minister Theresa May set out her Brexit goals last week, interest in Britain has focused on the future trade deals she may one day strike with the United States and other powers, as well as with the European Union. Full Article
Japan hotel chain could remove books denying Nanjing Massacre from some hotels
TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese hotel chain at the center of a furor over books its president wrote denying the Nanjing Massacre in wartime China is prepared to consider removing the books from at least some hotels if it receives a formal written request to do so. Full Article
TransCanada has not yet broached Keystone XL with shippers: CEO
WHISTLER, British Columbia (Reuters) - TransCanada Corp has yet to discuss the Keystone XL oil pipeline with shippers and is not certain if all were still in support of it, the company's CEO said on Wednesday in his first public comments since President Donald Trump revived the project. Full Article
Canada oil spill on native land came from Tundra Energy pipeline
TORONTO (Reuters) - Tundra Energy Marketing Ltd on Wednesday confirmed its pipeline was the source of a leak of some 200,000 liters (52,830 gallons) of crude oil onto aboriginal land in Saskatchewan that was discovered by a member of the community last week. Full Article
