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Denison finalizes $110-million stock-swap to divest U.S. operations

Deal gives uranium producer majority share of Energy Fuels, allows it to spin off U.S. mining assets

Jewellers Tiffany, Signet disappoint; cite softening sales

Companies miss estimates, lower forecasts amid market sluggishness

Analysts back Hewlett-Packard’s layoff plans

Compared with Dell, PC maker ‘moving in the right direction’

Putin orders assets sale of Rosneftegaz

Decree sets stage for sale of stakes in Gazprom, Rosneft

Euro zone countries told to prepare for Greek exit scenario: sources

Euro zone states urged to draft contingency plans; Greece denies report

QLT delays annual meeting as proxy fight looms

One of biotech’s biggest shareholders seeks to elect dissident slate of directors

China falters, euro zone slump deepens

China factory data suggests weak first-half; malaise taking root in Europe’s core countries

Costco profit tops expectations

Retailer’s same-store sales advanced 5%

U.S. jobless claims fall slightly

Latest figures suggest labour market continued to expand at moderate pace

Marketing

Snap to it: First Canadian Lego theme site planned

Attraction operator to bring $12-million Lego-themed site to Vaughan Mills shopping centre next spring

Tech

HP slashes 27,000 jobs as PC market stagnates

World's largest maker of desktops struggles as customers flocking to tablets and smartphones

MasterCard overcharged, EU court rules

EU’s second biggest court finds credit card company charged too much for cross-border transactions in Europe

Ottawa prepares to intervene in CP strike

New directors of railway presented with stiff challenge as worker action halts major commodity deliveries

Heinz profit hurt by charges

Bottom line hit by one-time costs linked to productivity improvements

U.S. durable goods orders rise, but business spending suffers

Orders rose 0.2% in April, but key measure of business investment spending dropped for second straight month

Profit margins tighten at BMO; U.S. deal a bright spot

Earnings from Canadian retail banking arm up slightly

Disclosure at heart of Facebook investors' lawsuit over IPO

Suit alleges Facebook and its underwriters misled investors about company’s revenue and earnings outlook

Top sales executive quits RIM

Patrick Spence likely stepped down after failing to receive COO job, source says

Astral shareholder slams BCE bid’s side deal with Greenbergs

Says super-sized offer for special shares and CEO bonus not in the best interest of all investors