Aimco Bans U.S. Travel for Employees
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AIMCo stops non-essential business trips to U.S. amid trade war
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Aimco, which oversees $179.6 billion , declined to comment.
Pension fund’s decision comes after the Canadian government issued a warning for travellers entering the U.S. , saying they should “expect scrutiny” and may have their electronic devices searched.
Alberta refrained from using Bank of America Corp. when it sold a euro-denominated bond deal last month .