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This week's TSX plunge was proof that the markets are enduring the most dangerous – and narrow – year since 1974. So far, the winners are a select breed of commodity-related stocks. The losers? Just about everything else
Business Outlook Survey due Monday morning
First-quarter survey displayed some early signs of slowing growth, rising inflation
South Korea announces first oil contingency measures
Skyrocketing oil prices threaten to push Asia's fourth-largest economy into a full-fledged crisis
Cameco Corp. says uranium deal kept quiet by U.S. military
Company spokesman confirms yellowcake uranium arrived in Montreal on Saturday by ship
Red-eyed negotiations sealed deal
As buyers grew worried that BCE was stagnating, the tone was: ‘Listen guys, do we want to do this deal or not'
Market turmoil? It doesn't rattle Warren
He and his lieutenants don't care what stocks do, only what businesses do, and they're prepared to wait
Bourbon distillers gain popularity worldwide
Producers of southern U.S. beverage are expanding, forecasting strong export growth
How bean counters have hurt your nest egg
When money is tight the real economy suffers, and so does your portfolio
When investing comes down to a toss of the coin
Look for great stocks, and perhaps add some ETFs to your portfolio
Rogue trader costs TD
Bank takes $96-million hit after credit derivatives mispriced
Air Canada route shrinkage continues
Carrier suspending, scaling back flights to Madrid, Beijing, Shanghai and Tel Aviv
Ivey index suggests economy still solid
June purchasing managers reading higher than expected
Smooth sailing for yacht builders
Soaring fuel prices and tight credit markets haven't affected this market for the super rich
Merrill near sale of Bloomberg stake: report
Sale of asset worth up to $10-billion part of cash-strapped bank's plan to raise funds, New York Post says
Keeping road warriors on the radar
New software not only logs the movements of business travellers but makes sure they comply with company policies, too
StatoilHydro finds natural gas in Barents
Wildcat well was drilled about 200 kilometres north of Norway in frigid waters
Chrysler looks at China alliance
Does deal with Great Wall Motor Co. to study sharing technology, components and distribution
G8 leaders face mounting economic troubles
As oil surges and food costs soar, next week's summit will be held amid the gravest combination of woes in at least a decade
Group of Eight summit begins, Monday
No longer fake
Cartier mistook quartz crystals for diamonds, but today Canada mines the real deal
The best countries for business
Denmark shows what's needed to be No. 1
Building on a Gouda reputation
The company: Thunder Oak Cheese. The challenge: How to meet growing demand. The payoff: Create sustainable growth
Cross-border car buying hits record
Importing U.S. vehicles became easier last week when Transport Canada announced new bumper standards that are the same as those for vehicles sold in the United States and Europe
Bankruptcies drop in May
Personal bankruptcies decline by 8.4% from a year earlier
As rivals cut, WestJet sees an opening
Jazz and Air Canada are slashing service and staff, but the Calgary-based airline is expanding – and looking at those abandoned routes
ABCP group expected to move quickly
Investors in frozen paper could see holdings freed up shortly after appeal court ruling
Cordero accepts Ember takeover bid
Deal follows decision by Enmax to bow out of battle for junior natural gas producer
Noront releases Eagle One initial resource estimate
Deposit is in the James Bay Lowlands in northeastern Ontario
Chinese agree to iron ore price hikes up to 96.5%
Baosteel agreement with BHP in line with earlier deal with Rio Tinto
Oil falls more than $1 a barrel
Crude drops to just above $144 as tensions over Iran's nuclear program ease
Copper falls as Peru strike worry wanes
Traders also fret about possibility of slowing Chinese demand
Mercedes-Benz Cars first-half sales rise 8%
Germany auto maker sets a new record by shipping more than 668,000 vehicles
Hedge fund code to catch the willing and unwilling
New voluntary code will be difficult to ignore
Caterpillar sees China sales doubling by 2010
Growth is expected to offset a decline in the heavy equipment maker's U.S. business
Canadian IPOs fall to record low
Market sees just 18 new issues in second quarter given U.S. slowdown, credit turmoil, high oil prices , survey shows
Investor doubt, fear first signal for 'market repair'
Contrarians consider this a positive move
YouTube told to hand over users' data
Viacom suing Google over copyrighted clips; critics say information could identify millions of people worldwide
Bell undercuts iPhone plans with unlimited Instinct
While Rogers Wireless faces public backlash over their data plans, Bell steps in with Samsung's handset and affordable rate plans
Study says many dial-up users don't want broadband
Only 14 per cent of dial-up users say they're stuck with slower technology because broadband is not in their neighbourhoods, Pew Internet and American Life Project reports
Open Text buys Spicer software division
Paying $12-million for the format and viewer division
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