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 Top CEOs will earn more by today than average Canadian does in 2017TORONTO -- Before noon today, Canada's highest-paid CEOs will earn more than the average working person's income for all of 2017.
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 Fiat Chrysler to recall 50,000 SUVs worldwideDETROIT -- Fiat Chrysler is recalling nearly 50,000 small SUVs worldwide because the engines could stall while being driven.
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 Poll: Many Canadians plan to spend less on holiday shoppingA survey conducted for CIBC suggests many Canadians plan to spend an average of nearly $600 on this year's holiday shopping.
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 Ashley Madison's Toronto parent company pays $1.6M in settlements after security breachThe Toronto-based parent company of the infidelity dating site Ashley Madison said Wednesday it hoped to have turned the page after reaching settlements in an investigation led by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.
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 Unifor applies to represent Toyota workers in OntarioLeaders of Canada's largest private-sector union hope the third time will be a charm as they attempt to unionize employees at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada.
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 Loblaw's Shoppers takeover approved by Competition BureauLoblaw Cos Ltd, Canada's largest grocer, said on Friday Canada's competition watchdog has approved its $12.4 billion acquisition of Shoppers Drug Mart Corp, the country's biggest pharmacy chain.
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 Sage financial advice for working womenEarly influences matter.
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 H&M to open second Ottawa storeIf you're a shopper who can't get enough of H&M, this is your lucky day.
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 Derelict building to be $30M business incubatorThe city on Wednesday opened the doors to its derelict public works building which will be transformed into a business incubator thanks to $30 million of government funding.
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 New donor credit inspiring Canadians to be more charitable: StudyWe're a charitable lot, us Canadians. And a new tax credit introduced in the federal budget last week just might make us even more generous.
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 Analysis: Air Canada pension break signals the need for changeA little while ago, Ottawa gave Air Canada another pension break. Despite understandable complaints from the airline's rivals, this was probably a necessary move given the overall context.
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 U.S. Walmart may get customers to deliver packages to online buyersWalmart Stores Inc is considering a radical plan to have store customers deliver packages to online buyers, a new twist on speedier delivery services that the company hopes will enable it to better compete with Amazon.com Inc.
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 Ontario's wine industry worth $7B: StudyEvery bottle of wine produced in Ontario creates spinoff benefits worth $40, an economic impact study found, adding up to a national economic impact of almost $7 billion and more than 31,000 jobs.
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 Job creation surest path to deficit reduction
[Video]When Finance Minister Jim Flaherty rises in the House of Commons Thursday at 4 p.m. to present his government's 2013-2014 budget, there will be 1.3 million Canadians who are likely to pay particular attention to the measures he will announce.
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 Cyprus aims to let small savers off bank tax
[Video]Cyprus's government proposed to spare small savers from a divisive levy on bank deposits but said it expected parliament to reject the measure, needed to secure an international rescue and avoid a default that would shake the euro zone.
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 17 Target stores set to open across Canada
[Video]Bargain shoppers will have to buy some patience if lineups at Target's previous store openings are any indication.
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 Approach 'teaser' mortgage rates with cautionOne major bank's decision to shave the posted rate it charges for five-year mortgages from 3.09% to 2.99% in an effort to woo new borrowers in advance of the prime real-estate market has many asking if this a good time for first-time buyers to enter the housing market.
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 Women don't come out on top in new financial studyWomen may be better prepared emotionally for retirement compared to men, but they are often less prepared financially, a new study claims.
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 Scotiabank profit jumpsBank of Nova Scotia capped the Canadian bank earnings season with a better-than-expected 13% profit gain and a dividend hike, helped by higher markets-related income and the acquisition of Canadian online lender ING Direct.
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 Forbes releases 2013 rich listSpain's Amancio Ortega, elevated by Forbes to become the third richest person in the world, may have discovered fashion's secret of eternal youth.
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 J.C. Penney shares fall after sales plungeShares of department store chain J.C. Penney Co Inc fell as much as 22% on Thursday, after it reported its sharpest drop in quarterly sales since unveiling a transformation plan that has failed to impress customers.
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 No end to monetary uncertaintyThe Federal Reserve in the U.S. has kept its target interest rate close to 0% since 2009. Until last summer, it had said it expected to keep them there until 2014.
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 Tiffany sues Costco over sales of engagement ringsTiffany & Co sued Costco Wholesale Corp on Thursday to stop the largest U.S. warehouse club chain from selling what it called counterfeit diamond engagement rings bearing the luxury retailer's name.
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 Canadians no better than their government when it comes to spendingCanadians love to complain about government debt. Unfortunately a general attitude of instant gratification governs our personal as well as public finances.
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 Molson Canadian ad goes viral
[Video]The latest Molson ad presents Canadians as the life of party.
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