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 TSX moves high on commodity gainsThe Toronto stock market was slightly higher as commodity prices moved off multi-month lows that followed growing nervousness about Greece’s debt crisis
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 Canadian accounting merger hits the rocksThere may very well be world peace before Canada’s accountants settle their differences. Once again, old divisions are thwarting the effort to unite hostile factions of the country’s accounting profession under a common cause
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 Shrinking price gap no deterrent for cross-border Canadian shoppersA horde of Canadian shoppers is about to cross the U.S. border in numbers not seen in more than 20 years this summer despite a shrinking price gap between the two countries, a new report from BMO Capital Markets said Thursday
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 Imperial Oil looking to sell Dartmouth refinery: CEOImperial Oil Limited is looking to sell its Dartmouth Refinery in Nova Scotia or find “other alternatives”, according to CEO Bruce March
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 TSX positive, commodity prices off lows amid anxiety over future of eurozoneThe Toronto stock market was higher Thursday, powered by higher energy and gold stocks after worries about the future of the eurozone had pushed commodity prices to multi-month lows earlier this week
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 TSX up late-morning after string of selloffsThe Toronto stock market was higher late-morning Wednesday as buyers moved in after anxiety over Greece’s possible exit from the eurozone had sparked a string of selloffs
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 Caisse to invest $300M in Chicago's largest real estate project in past five yearsCanada’s largest pension fund manager is investing $300-million to build a 45-storey office tower in downtown Chicago, the largest real estate project launched in the city in the past five years
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 Facebook IPO: How other Internet companies did on Day 1It's worth looking at how other social media companies have fared in the early days of public trading to glean what may be in store for the share prices of a company which boasts close to a billion users
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 In battle of sports networks, TSN extends lead over SportsnetRogers Communications Inc.’s goal of overtaking rival BCE Inc.’s The Sports Network has been a costly campaign for its rivaling Sportsnet
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 TSX gives up early gains on worries about possible Greek exit from eurozoneThe Toronto stock market closed lower as anxiety over Greece’s possible exit from the eurozone trumped early moves to buy up stocks beaten down during a string of losses
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 Former First Leaside CEO ordered to halt investment workThe Ontario Securities Commission has ordered the founder and former chief executive of defunct investment firm First Leaside Wealth Management Inc. to stop working with investors in an attempt to raise additional capital for the firm’s ailing properties
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 Luxury home sales up in first quarter: Re/MaxThe volume of luxury home sales increased in most Canadian markets during the first quarter of 2012, compared with 2011, according to a Re/Max report published Wednesday
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 TSX up in early tradingThe Toronto stock market advanced in early trading after a string of losses
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 Toronto-based Wave Accounting raises US$12M in series B fundingWave Accounting Inc. has raised US$12-million in series B financing, bringing the total funding of the Toronto-based startup to more than to $19-million
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 Sears Canada revenue drops on lower sales in first quarterSears Canada Inc.’s revenue fell during the first quarter almost 8% year-over-year to $915.1-million, compared with $992.5-million in 2011, primarily due to a decrease in the sale of goods, the company reported Wednesday
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 TSX in the red at middayThe Toronto stock market was firmly in the red Tuesday amid mounting anxiety over the eurozone on word that Greek voters will head back to the polls now that attempts to form a coalition government have failed
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 Canadian bankers head to Washington to object to U.S. tax regulationsThe so-called FATCA rules, aimed at cracking down on tax cheats, are too complex and raise potential legal issues between Canadian banks and their clients, representatives of the Canadian Bankers’ Association are set to tell hearings convened by the U.S. Treasury and the IRS on Tuesday
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 Canadian startups struggle to attract talent: PwC surveyUnlike previous years where growing revenues and finding funding weighed more heavily on Canadian startups, last year it was finding warm bodies that was the biggest challenge
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 TSX tumbles, eurozone anxiety increases, Greeks to head back to pollshe Toronto stock market racked up a sharp, triple-digit slide for a second session Tuesday after intense wrangling failed to produce a new government for Greece
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 Rogers and CIBC first to launch 'mobile wallets' in CanadaRogers Communications Inc. and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce said Tuesday they have partnered to bring a “mobile payment” solution to Rogers wireless customers allowing for day-to-day retail transactions through a subscriber’s smartphone
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 Toronto, Calgary lift April home sales: CREAExisting home sales edged up 0.8% in April from the month before, led again by Toronto and Calgary, the Canadian Real Estate Association said Tuesday
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 TSX lower as eurozone anxiety increasesThe Toronto stock market quickly slipped into the negative Tuesday amid mounting anxiety over the eurozone on word that Greek voters will head back to the polls now that attempts to form a coalition government have faile
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 Wind Mobile continues to struggleWind Mobile added fewer than 13,000 new subscribers in its most recent quarter ended March 31, up only 3% from the previous quarter, Orascom Telecom, which owns the mobile brand in Canada, reported Tuesday.
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 Stocks lower at middayThe Toronto stock market was sharply lower mid-morning Monday, extending a run of losses as talks aimed at forming a new Greek government failed, raising worries the country may have to exit the eurozone
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 Power Financial CEO warns that more regulation could go 'too far'Power Financial Corp.’s chief executive is warning that regulators could tighten the rules governing financial services firms as JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s chief investment officer became the first casualty in the bank’s $2-billion trading loss
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