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"All you have to do is watch the price of gold escalate to understand that confidence in the U.S. greenback has completely eroded. No one in their right mind would throw money at a falling knife..." writes commenter mttiberius. What do you think?
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Holiday tipping: Cut back but say thank you
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Retail
Shop green? Survey lists top eco-friendly retailers
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Berens swims against the tide
Junior oil play Berens Energy goes up for sale at a time when rivals are buying
Gloomy forecast for U.S. auto sales in 2010
The expected lower consumer demand is causing problems for auto makers' hopes of paying back government loans and offering stock issues to the public
Shoppers approach holidays with frugality
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U.S. miner to develop major chromite play in Ontario
Cliffs Natural Resources buys Canadian miner with plans for project that could help revive sector in Northern Ontario's Ring of Fire region
Toronto developer acquires Pontiac Silverdome
Winning bid valued at $583,000; industry experts skeptical of new owner's ability to turn a profit at 88,000-seat stadium
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- Gold hits record above $1,173
- Smart phone war heats up in U.S.
- Prepare for risks of market turmoil, consultants warn
- Immigrants overqualified, earn less
- U.S. home sales surge
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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
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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
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.
