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 Major junior hockey players exploited?It's a peculiar business, this major junior hockey.
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 Yahoo investors applaud change, fear limboYahoo Inc's choice of interim chief executive is a signal the company is returning to its roots selling brand advertising on its consumer websites, analysts say, even as a deal with an activist hedge fund raises new questions about its future.
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 Hicks: Careful with credit-cardsHow complicated can credit-card comparisons get?
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 Iceland puts former PM on trial over crisisIceland began the trial on Monday of former prime minister Geir Haarde for failing to prevent a 2008 financial crash, thought to be the only prosecution in the world of a political leader over the crisis.
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 Air Canada pilots back strike mandateAir Canada's pilots, who are in talks with the airline on a new labor contract, voted overwhelmingly in favor of giving their bargaining committee the right to call a strike, the pilots union said on Tuesday.
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 Trial for three ex-Nortel execs beginsThe fraud trial of three former executives at Canada's bankrupt Nortel Networks opens on Monday, a decade after their alleged crimes, as one of the most spectacular casualties of the 1990's dot-com bubble takes a curtain call in a Toronto courtroom.
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 Ford claims it has topped Cdn auto salesFord Motor Co of Canada said on Wednesday it was Canada's top-selling automaker in 2011 for the second consecutive year, boosted by sales of its F-Series pickup truck.
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 Adviser defrauded investors using LinkedIn: regulatorU.S. securities regulators charged an Illinois-based investment adviser on Wednesday with using LinkedIn and other social media networking websites to lure investors by offering more than $500 billion in fake securities.
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 GDP beats streetThe economy grew at an annualized rate of 3.5% in the third quarter, recovering more than expected from a tsunami-linked 0.5% fall in the second quarter, Statistics Canada said Wednesday.
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 Proxy battles loomUnderperforming Canadian companies should brace for a wave of shareholder activism as investors try to wring value from portfolios that have been battered in a global market slump.
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 Lessons for U.S. from Canada's 'basket case' momentFinance officials bit their nails and nervously watched the clock. There were 30 minutes left in a bond auction aimed at funding the deficit and there was not a single bid.
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 Sept. wholesale trade volume down againWholesale trade rose by 0.3% in September from August, but the entire gain was due to higher prices as volume fell for the second straight month, Statistics Canada said Monday.
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 RIM shares fall to seven-year lowResearch In Motion shares fell to a seven-year low in Toronto Wednesday as the market digested further evidence of the smartphone maker's declining share of the lucrative U.S. market.
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 Infographic: The rich get richerInfographic: The rich get richer
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 China bids $2.2B for Canadian oil companyChina's state-owned oil firm Sinopec has made a multibillion-dollar bid to increase its Canadian holdings.
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 Global shares hit 14-month lowsGlobal stocks fell to 14-month lows on Friday.
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 Murdoch earns $33 million USVenture capitalist Thomas Perkins said on Friday he is not leaving the News Corp board because of the phone hacking scandal and is in full support of Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch and the board.
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 Target Canada hiringTarget Corp. is looking to hire Canadian professionals ahead of its 2013 launch north of the border.
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 Immigrants less likely to have job-related trainingImmigrants to Canada are likely to receive less job-related training than their Canadian-born counterparts, according to Statistics Canada.
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 Canadian winemakers want more access to consumersCanada's winemakers want more access to consumers, saying strict controls on the distribution of liquor are hindering the industry's development.
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 Gold tumbles, stocks mixedGold prices dropped Wednesday, suffering their biggest two-day loss since the peak of the financial crisis, while the dollar rose as investors bet a speech by the Federal Reserve Chairman later this week will not reveal any major central bank initiatives.
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 J. Crew scraps duties on Canadian web siteJ. Crew is expected to remove duties on all items purchased through its new Canadian online store after a bitter price war erupted in Canada, spread to Europe.
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 Stocks fall on German weaknessWorld stocks dropped following weakness in German shares on Thursday, and the U.S. dollar climbed against the yen on speculation Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will not unveil dramatic measures to rescue the economy on Friday.
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 Sliding golds drag TSX lowerToronto's main stock index extended losses on Wednesday as tumbling gold prices and uncertainty about Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech on Friday outweighed optimism over bank earnings and positive U.S. data.
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 Boomer stock warning overly gloomy, experts sayIt was a report that made for gloomy reading.
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