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Bankruptcies to remain high? Roubini calls for ‘U' recovery
Plus, Flaherty sees no new spending measures. Japan grapples with deflation again. And, why hedge funds and brokerages are looking for poker players
Careers
How not to ruin a job interview
It can take months to get an interview but just seconds to blow it. Hiring experts share some of the biggest gaffes candidates make - and how to avoid them
The Week in Quotes
What market watchers are saying this week
We track down the insightful, the outspoken, the colourful and, occasionally, the just plain weird words coming out of the investing community
Hershey mulls Cadbury bid: source
U.S. chocolate maker considering solo offer of at least $17-billion to trump hostile run by Kraft, source says
Corporate Strategy
Can Cott put the pop back in its sales?
A turnaround has relied on cost cuts and debt reduction. Now the company sets its sights on selling more pop
Show's far from over for Oprah's brand power
Popular talk show may end, but $2.7-billion media empire will continue to influence how we think and what we buy
Pace of rebound to determine budget moves: Jim Flaherty
Government will look at possible spending cuts only after economic recovery is entrenched, Finance Minister says
- Personal bankruptcies still soaring
- CF wins victory in Terra fight
- Valero shuts Delaware oil refinery
- Japan now struggles with deflation
- Sony eyes online service to build loyalty
- U.S. housing crisis hits new level
- Air Canada tests in-flight Internet service
- Russia tops global fraud survey
- Short-term U.S. interest rates turn negative
- Sino-U.S. trade row is global threat: Roach
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More from today's Globe and Mail
- Google technology enhances YouTube captions
- Lawyer Joe Groia called to disciplinary hearing
- Fairfax cites cost, focus in delisting from NYSE
- Stronach revives theme park dream
- Only democracy can clean up the planet
- Sask. takes hit on potash
- Payment processing code unveiled
- Manulife gets an earful over stock dilution
- U.S. dollar will remain principal player: Carney
- Emerging economies hit brakes on 'hot money'
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Europe
Stronach revives theme park dream
77-year-old Magna founder has revived an idea that landed him in hot water with shareholders a decade ago
Home Cents
The many ways to give
Getting rid of an old car? It can help fund a charity of your choice
Vox
A beaten-up Manulife looks awfully tempting
The selloff seems harsh: Manulife can now absorb greater shocks, and its returns to shareholders are generous
Adhocracy
Tears are not enough – it's also about the brand
In a competitive sector, charities must strive hard to forge an emotional connection
Steven Chase
Jim Flaherty's yard sale
The Finance Minister buys a board game instead of selling Crown assets - and Jean-Pierre Blackburn brags about his billions
Tax Matters
Got heirs in the U.S.? Establish your own dynasty
The right way to leave assets to heirs who may be U.S. citizens or residents
Stocks
TSX is on a very big roll
Exchange has already recorded its best annual performance, and it's only November
Holidays
2009 Tech Gift Guide
Browse reviews of nearly two dozen of the season's hottest gadgets -- everything from exercise watches to remote-control robots.
