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Petrobank profit doubles to $57.1-million
Oil and gas revenue more than double in fourth quarter to $446-million
Ivanhoe reins in 4th-quarter loss
Oil revenue slips in quarter
Wholesale trade rises sharply
Climbs 3 per cent in January to $44.4-billion, the strongest increase in three years
U.S. wholesale prices plunge
Drop 0.6% in February, the largest amount in seven months as a big fall in energy prices offsets higher food costs
Manufacturing thrives despite loonie
Factory shipments surge - four times as much as expected - in sign that exporters are learning to adapt to strong dollar
Time between jobs longer than it used to be
Although some Canadian employers have started hiring again, the jobs recovery is passing by many long-term unemployed
Ottawa eyes timeliness of Toyota's auto recall
Transport officials to investigate time taken by company to report safety defect
Airlines
A changing of the guard at WestJet
Sean Durfy's sudden departure from the Canadian airline was big news to investors. But perhaps the person most surprised was Gregg Saretsky, the airline's new CEO
Guess who's coming to dinner? Stottlemyre has a pitch for you
Former Blue Jay player wants to sell you long-distance plans, cellphone service and a home security system
Media
For ABC, iPad magazines count
Audit Bureau of Circulations expands criteria for counting digital versions of magazines in its circulation tally
OSFI puts focus on bank oversight
Chief financial regulator Julie Dickson says global authorities should emphasize supervision rather than just set new rules
Dollar pushes ever closer to parity
Currency gains more than half a penny to hit 98.62 cents U.S.
Fed holds course on rates
But U.S. central bank's outlook on economy improves: job market is stabilizing, business spending on equipment and software rising significantly
Menu Foods looks at future options
Review could lead to sale of pet food maker
Top Business Stories
Facebook outpaces Google
Plus, what the Fed didn't do. What Toyota told a Commons committee. And, why junk bonds point to trouble
Mobile
Nexus One heads north
Google’s smart phone to be sold to Canadians through Web store rather than through wireless carrier
Pepsi to stop selling sugary drinks in schools
Soft drink maker plans to remove some beverages from schools worldwide by 2012
FT.com
China pushes back on currency criticism
Trade surplus not the result of exchange rate, government says
Toyota apologizes to Canadian car owners
Toyota Canada president appears before House of Commons committee in Ottawa
