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BP is expected to install an American known for diplomacy as chief executive, replacing Tony Hayward who has come under fire for his gaffe-prone handling of the worst oil spill in U.S. history.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange saw its third straight day of gains Monday as positive economic news came from the United States and Europe.
When it comes to opening their wallets, Quebecers are becoming less and less interested in good service than scoring a bargain, a new survey shows.
Brazil's Vale, the world's biggest iron ore producer and owner of the former Inco nickel producer in Canada, is expected to report a huge surge in second-quarter earnings on Thursday, analysts said in Rio de Janeiro Monday.
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Marc Juteau, who likes to lace on the skates on a weekly basis at the Montreal Canadiens practice ...
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Today marks the beginning of the 2010 Farnborough air show,
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No work and all play – it’s a Quebec thing
You’ve probably heard the old joke about Quebec weather: eight months of winter and four months of roadwork...
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Balancing privacy with convenience
As RFID comes into wider use for functions beyond tracking stock and merchandise, and particularly for...
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How to use the Web to mine for gold
If you’re an investor or just an average consumer trying to manage life’s expenses, social media and...
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'Emotionless' investors are probably fibbing
Investors got their annual summer pep talk Thursday from Franklin Templeton Investments in Toronto, ...
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High savers need to enjoy the present
A couple we’ll call George 56, and Susan, 47, make their home in Alberta. Both scientists, they are ...
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Calgary is home to the happiest small business owners
The TD Small Business Happiness Index analyzed the happiness levels of small business owners’ in 12 ...
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Bankruptcies in Canada fell 9.2% in May from the month before, the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcies...
Those looking for signs of a double-dip recession will likely have trouble finding them in the coming...
In a case that’s sure to rock the tax-shelter world, Michael Perris, an Oakville chartered accountant...
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A couple we’ll call George 56, and Susan, 47, make...
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Hell hath no fury like a hedge fund manager's ex-wife
Hedge fund manager's ex-wife collects record $1-million...
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