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- January 27th, 2012
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Airfare costs on the rise in Canada: StatsCan
The average cost of domestic and international air fare in Canada rose 4% in the first quarter of 2011.
- January 26th, 2012
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Caterpillar profit surges past expectations
Caterpillar Inc. reported a 58% rise in quarterly earnings Thursday.
- January 23rd, 2012
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RIM to refocus on U.S. marketing
The new CEO of troubled technology giant Research In Motion says there will be more emphasis on marketing in the U.S. -
Shakeup can't save RIM stocks
RIM's new CEO shared his plans and positive outlook Monday, but the company's shares continued their downward slide. -
Canada-U.S. lumber deal extended to 2015
Canada and the U.S. have extended their softwood lumber agreement until 2015.
- January 19th, 2012
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Business expert, camera buffs lament Kodak's demise
"The lesson is great companies disappear if they can't do great things".
- January 18th, 2012
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Nortel execs in on fraud: prosecutor
Three fired Nortel executives knew about, and supported their staff in rigging company books, a court heard Wednesday. -
TransCanada will re-apply for pipeline OK
TransCanada Pipelines vowed Wednesday to forge ahead with a route for its Keystone KL pipeline, despite an Obama veto. -
Kraft cutting Canadian jobs
Kraft Foods will cut 1,600 jobs in Canada and the U.S. over the next year, as part of a large restructuring.
- January 16th, 2012
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Trial for three ex-Nortel execs begins
Criminal fraud trial of three ex-Nortel executives begins.
- January 13th, 2012
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Government should reserve frequency spectrum space for newcomers: Quebecor
The battle within the wireless industry is ramping up once again.
- January 12th, 2012
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Setting aside frequency spectrums for cellphone companies like a 'subsidy,' Rogers VP says
Setting aside frequencies for new cellphone companies is similar to a "subsidy," Rogers' VP of regulatory affairs says.
- January 9th, 2012
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Firms pessimistic, consumers less so
While Canadians aren't exactly brimming with sunny outlooks about their economic futures, they're not as gloomy
- January 4th, 2012
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PayPal ordered Canadian to smash antique violin, woman alleges
A woman is out $2,500 after PayPal allegedly ordered a Canadian buyer to destroy an antique violin she had sold him.
- January 1st, 2012
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