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U.S. stock indexes wobbled between small gains and losses in afternoon trading Monday as investors worried that Europe’s debt crisis would spread to Italy.
Italy’s borrowing […]

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Union leaders from General Motors factories around the country have endorsed a new four-year contract with the company.
They are recommending that GM’s 48,500 factory workers […]

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Since going into business for herself in May, former CP24 do-it-all personality Nneka Elliott has traded an anchor

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The $7 billion in estimated losses from Hurricane Irene compound the vast damage caused by weather in the United States this year. Yet despite billions […]

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Brian Peterson admitted it’s hard to watch as floodwaters envelope the bright green cornstalks now about knee-height, but he said he’ll survive the loss at […]

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European Central Bank officials may have more scope to cope with a Greek restructuring than they are letting on even as policy makers warn that […]

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Europe’s debt crisis returned to shake markets on Monday as fears over the solvency of Greece combined with concerns that Spain, or even Italy, may […]

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High consumer debt will drag on increases in Canadian auto sales during the next few years, according to a bank report.
TD Economics said Thursday that […]

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In the final days of the 2011 budget debate, lawmakers gave the Pentagon a small boost, while they slashed funding for almost every other […]

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