Goldman’s O’Neil in Race to Replace BoE Chief: Report

LONDON (Reuters

TORONTO — There are no big lineups as Liberal delegates start voting today for their new leader and Ontario’s next premier at their convention in Toronto. About 100 Liberals waiting for the opening of voting at 9 a.m. quickly moved through the registration area at the former Maple Leaf Gardens, site of Dalton McGuinty’s leadership victory in 1996. The delegates actually cast their first ballot votes as they register for the convention, which doesn’t officially open until this evening when the Liberals will pay tribute to McGuinty.

Former education minister Kathleen Wynne’s campaign to replace Dalton McGuinty as Ontario’s next premier got a big boost today when Glen Murray dropped out of the race to endorse her.

With delegates chosen and less than two weeks to go in the Ontario Liberal leadership race, Scott Stinson offers six things you should know: 1. Sandra Pupatello is the front-runner

By Freedonia Freelance: It is becoming clear that traditional cable television is being replaced by unbundled, online alternatives. A recent report estimated that as many as 425,000 Americans dropped cable and other pay TV services last quarter.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda intends to resign after passage of a crucial bill to fund this year's budget, possibly later this month, and will run in a ruling party leadership race to replace Prime Minister Naoto Kan, the Sankei newspaper reported on Tuesday.

A representative of Britain's central bank “informally approached” the Bank of Canada chief to replace current BOE governor Sir Mervyn King, whose term ends next year, according to a news report