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In case you missed it.

(Definitely one of my favourites.)

Q&A session with the genius of Alain Bedard, the Master Teaser, on Monday 6 February in the wake of results that very slightly missed earnings at the company he leads, Canada’s TFI International. 

A punchy Walter Spracklin, from RBC Capital Markets, asked (emphasis in bold added):

“I just want to turn back to acquisitions. I noted that you have broken investments out of other assets in your balance sheet, and you put a footnote there indicating that you own ...

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