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Cable TV network CNN said on Wednesday it has suspended commentator Roland Martin over a series of Twitter remarks during the Super Bowl game that offended America's gay community. Full Story
Apple Inc. is in talks with Canada's two biggest telecom companies about becoming partners in the launch of iTV, a device combining features of the wildly popular iPad...
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The Bank of Canada has noticed some slowing in credit growth but remains concerned that some borrowers are spending more than they earn and are therefore vulnerable, Senior...
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You may not be looking to sweep that special guy or gal off his or her feet with gadgetry this Valentine's Day. Sure, it's hardly traditional. But think about the alternative: Flowers wilt. Chocolates expire. Fancy bath products sit on your shelf and fossilize.
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Greek leaders clinched a long-stalled deal on reforms and austerity measures needed to secure a bailout and avoid a messy default, government sources said, hours before the country’s financial backers were to meet in Brussels on Thursday. Full Story | More at CNEWS
Walmart Stores Inc's Canadian unit will invest more than $750 million in 73 projects in the next twelve months, as the world's biggest retailer moves aggressively to stay ahead of competitors such as Target Corp. Full Story
Is what is good for Chrysler good for America? Full Story
Last Wednesday, Facebook's filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchanges Commission was released to the public. It was the latest step in getting shares of the world's largest social networking site into the hands of every interested investor. Full Story
Internet activist group Anonymous published a recording on Friday of a confidential call between FBI agents and London detectives in which the law-enforcement agents discuss action they are taking against hacking. Full Story
Stop complaining on Facebook. Full Story
Canada’s sluggish economy caused the job market to stall unexpectedly in January, adding to a string of soft data and providing another reason for the Bank of Canada to keep its policy stimulative for longer. Full Story
Japan’s Panasonic Corp forecast a record annual net loss of $10.2 billion on Friday, joining beleaguered rivals Sony and Sharp in a sea of red ink as they struggle to fix their broken TV businesses and overcome criticism that they have lost their way. Full Story
So much for “Facebook fatigue.” Full Story
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