Breakdowns too late for warranties
November 18th, 2008
Finance, Business, Economic
WATERLOO–Research in Motion is hoping to give Apple Inc.'s iPhone more of a run for its money.
The Waterloo-based company launched its latest smart […]
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OPEC ministers anxious to arrest a deep oil price slide and cushion a bruised world economy gathered in Vienna Thursday ahead of emergency talks.
International […]
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Political parties and analysts have been keeping close watch on the role of the Internet throughout the current election campaign in Canada. All parties have […]
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Bob Lutz believes the electrification of the automobile is inevitable.
The 76-year-old vice-chairman and head of global product development at General Motors is also convinced the […]
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Canadian retailers say hidden credit card fees are soaring out of control and it’s time the candidates in the federal election made it a […]
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest has filed a lawsuit against MillerCoors over the marketing and formulation of its Sparks energy-alcohol drink.
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Gasoline prices fell below $3.70 a gallon on average across the nation, with only two states - Alaska and Hawaii - averaging above $4, […]
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Mortgage application volume fell last week to its lowest level in nearly eight years, the Mortgage Bankers Association said Wednesday.
The fall in application volume […]
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