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Will the Canadian dollar hit parity with the greenback?
"I am surprised that some contributors believe that a common currency with the U.S. is a good thing. The U.S. will never cede its monetary policy to Canada, or even share control...." writes commenter P.W. Dunn. What do you think?
'There will be blood'- Part 2
What Niall Ferguson thinks now
In February, the Harvard professor famously spoke of an impending global disaster. Has the market rally caused him to change his grim prophecy?
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Oil industry enters new era of volatility and opportunity
Nexen chief Marvin Romanow talks football, leadership and the future of the oil sands
Midday Business Briefing
Will house prices get richer? IMF fears banks to ‘party' on
Plus, U.S. home sales surge. Canadian shoppers still spending. Gold continues to climb
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First Quantum diversifies African exposure
First Quantum ups its exposure to Zambia with a $260-million shares-and-cash acquisition
Immigrants over-qualified, earn less
A new study finds a bleak jobs picture for new Canadians, though the picture improves for those who have been in here longer
Retail sales top expectations
Spending rises 1% in September, marking seventh gain in nine months, on higher car, supermarket sales
U.S. home sales surge
Rise 10.1% in September, highest level in 21/2 years
Goldman seeks more CanWest control
Leonard Asper offers $15-million in restructuring financing
Gold hits record above $1,167
The metal climbs as the weak U.S. dollar fuels buying
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Microsoft and News Corp. eye web pact
Following Murdoch's announcement, company has approached other big online publishers to persuade them to remove their sites from Google’s search engine
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Retail data point to strong September GDP
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Catching Up
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The best stories from Globe Investor and the Report on Business
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Three ETFs to guide you through next year
Think exotic: copper in Chile and coal in China. And think boring: consumer staples, just in case
Investing for Life
Ten money tips for people entering the work force
Don't blow your paycheque on a slew of useless purchases and you'll reap the rewards later in life
Show's not over for Oprah brand
Popular talk show may end, but $2.7-billion media empire will continue to influence how we think and what we buy
Gwyn Morgan
A few questions to put your energy literacy to the test
Access to affordable energy is essential to our way of life, making the upcoming gathering of world leaders in Copenhagen profoundly important
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
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2009 Tech Gift Guide
Browse reviews of nearly two dozen of the season's hottest gadgets -- everything from exercise watches to remote-control robots.
