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Home Buying 2012

Are you looking to purchase a home? These tips, expert opinions, videos, galleries and discussions can help you make the biggest financial decision of your life

ROB Magazine

Inside the Canada Pension Plan's $153-billion portfolio

Can the CPP's investment board raise enough cash to rescue our dreams of retirement?

Digital Lab

Are today's youth worse off or just lazy and entitled?

Which generation got the worst deal? Share your opinions with readers

Labour Minister Lisa Raitt
Top Business Stories

Why Raitt should keep her nose out of CP railway strike

Government sets stage to intervene

STRATEGY

Financial ground shifts beneath would-be retirees

Investing has become more complex, retirement funds must last longer and Canadians in their 30s are just trying to pay the bills

Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd said on Tuesday that it should start shipping crude oil this summer from a soon-to-be-completed oil terminal in North Dakota's prolific Bakken shale prospect.

Ottawa prepares to intervene in CP strike

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

Mortgage war erodes BMO profit; 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

With oil price tumbling, drivers to get a break

Production rises, demand decline and easing of tension in Middle East are slashing the cost of crude and resulting in cheaper gasoline

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Market Blog
Stocks to Watch: HP shares soar 10%

And reports suggest Facebook may be considering ditching Nasdaq for the NYSE

Darcy Keith
Calendar
Bank of Montreal reports, Wednesday

Get up to speed on the business news that matters

May 21 - 25
Data releases
The ROB economic calendar

Stay on top of key economic indicators, Bank of Canada announcements, personal finance deadlines and more with the year-long ROB calendar

Digital Lab
Business owners, tell us your biggest innovation problems

The Globe wants to hear from businesses about the obstacles they face trying to compete and innovate

Let's Talk Investing
Which renos offer the best payback when you sell?

Kitchen, bathroom, landscaping - you might be surprised by the type of reno that adds the most to the resale value of your home

Kitchen
Neil Reynolds
Europe’s borrow-and-spend train rolls on

There has been a lot of talk about the EU countries tightening their belts. The data indicate profligacy instead of prudence

Protesters take part in an anti-austerity rally in Athens on May 22.
Energy
Canada's newest pipeline: the train

Canada's newest pipeline doesn't run beneath the ground; it runs on rails

A Canadian Pacific Railway freight train runs along the Bow River and distant Rocky Mountains on the main line near Lake Louise, Alta.
Property Report
Doors opened and a phenomenon was born

Imported first to North America by Toronto, Doors Open builds interest in heritage and contemporary buildings

The ‘stent,’ a tubular steel and glass pedestrian bridge designed by Jack Diamond, connects St. Michael’s Hospital across Shuter Street with the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, one of the 135 buildings on the Toronto Doors Open tour.