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A trader watches his screens at the stock market in Frankfurt, Germany, Thursday, Sept. 22 2011, when the stock index DAX lost about four per cent.
Eight reasons why stocks don't like the Twist
A trader at the NYSE.
TTC bus hits hydro poll; no injuries reported
Rubenstein: Irish golf at Portmarnock
Portmarnock golf
Rash of Winnipeg stabbings leaves six in hospital
Angry Birds maker to unveil stadium-sized game
Angry Birds
At the open: Dow, TSX plunge
Merciless Springboks trounce Namibia at rugby World Cup
Francois Hougaard of South Africa goes over to score his second and the Springnoks twelfth try during the IRB 2011 Rugby World Cup Pool B match between South Africa and Namibia.
Franco-Nevada buys Lumina Royalty
Teck to spend $685-million on B.C. operations
Teck's integrated smelting and refining complex at Trail, British Columbia.
Mike Belbin wins PGA Assistants’ Championship of Canada
Why such hysteria?
Nokia appoints Tirri as new CTO
Google's Schmidt denies cooking search results to favour own products
Executive Chairman of Google Eric Schmidt testifies before a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing called "The Power of Google: Serving Consumers or Threatening Competition?" on Capitol Hill, September 21, 2011.
Rob Carrick's Reader: Subtle signs of recession
New cars drag down Canadian retail sales
Hometown hopeful Gligic shares lead at CanTour Q-school
Capital expenditure is key to metals supply
On Palestine, Harper and Nov. 4
A Palestinian girl has her face painted during a Gaza City demonstration in support of Mahmud Abbas's bid for statehood recognition at the United Nations on Sept. 22, 2011.
How to play the Canadian dollar
Defence Minister Peter MacKay's vacation ended with search-and-rescue 'shuttle service'
Defence Minister Peter MacKay speaks with search-and-rescue personnel in front of a CH-149 Cormorant helicopter in Halifax on Sept. 12, 2007.
Greece: Postponing the inevitable
A tour of post-Gadhafi Libya
Abdul Salam (right) leads his 86-year-old mother, Aisha, through a prison in Tripoli with his son.
In Tripoli, the ugly truth about Gadhafi emerges
Demonstrators gather outside Troy Davis execution
Solana Plains (R) escorts a distraught Elijah West, cousin of Troy Davis, out of the Towaliga County Line Baptist Church that is across from the Jackson State Prison for the planned execution of inmate Troy Davis on September 21, 2011 in Jackson, Georgia.
Ten tips for time-crunched decision making
Young businessman crying because of unmanageable work.
Premarket: Deep losses as China, Germany slow
Chinese investor gets the cold shoulder from Iceland
A minke whale makes its way across Reykjavik's harbour.
UBS trader faces new charge, makes no bail request
UBS equities trader Kweku Adoboli (C) leaves City of London Magistrates Court in central London, on September 16, 2011.
Euro sustainability at risk: ECB
Global confidence collapses, crushing stocks, loonie, gold
Michael Babad
Obama's Mideast speech draws raves, rants
U.S. President Barack Obama addresses the 66th United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters in New York, September 21, 2011.
Time to Escape expensive German engineering?
2011 VW Golf 2.0 TDI Comfortline
Dollar bill escapes the wrath of U.S. cost cutters
There are 4.2 billion U.S. dollar coins currently in circulation but 1.1 billion of the coins are in storage due to lack of demand.
Can I get a recruiter to work exclusively for me?
China's economy shows signs of losing steam
Workers in a factory in Yangjiang, China.
Duxbury: How corporate anorexia is hurting our work force
Linda Duxbury is a professor at the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University.
Party platform: Take a page from politicians on social media use
Mia Pearson
Season of firsts for Canadian touring car series
Etienne Borgeat of Montreal won the Super Canadian Touring Car Championship behind the wheel of his Pontiac Solstice.
The double-edged sword of being Canadian
Austerity, slowdown push Europe nearer recession
Sept. 22: Letters to the editor
Cups designed as part of the campaign promoting the Palestinians' bid for statehood are displayed in a souvenirs shop in Gaza City.
How to budget for the holidays
Money as Christmas presents
The downside of working from home
As many companies downsize their pricey corporate real estate, an increasing number of Canadians are shifting from a busy office environment to working from home for all or part of their week.
Family wrongfully deported to Albania returning to Canada
British PM David Cameron heads to Ottawa for address to Parliament
Hyundai Veloster: style over substance
Free trade with poor, dangerous Honduras: It's better than it sounds
Honduras is promoting the cigar industry in search of new markets, but also imposed a rigid law on smokers that virtually only allows lighting up outdoors.
Message to Israel: Get with the program
Zena, a 6-year-old Belgian-Palestinian girl, waves a Palestinian flag during a protest in central Brussels. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas plans to submit an application for full U.N. membership for the state of Palestine.
Gen Y's pampered losers are just a myth
Gary Mason
Markets plunge on recession fears
National Assembly to hear details of explosive Quebec corruption report
An inspection teams examines a collapsed overpass in Montreal on in October, 2006. A leaked government report has found widespread corruption in Quebec construction contracts.
September 22: Your daily horoscope
virgo
I'm ready to admit I'm a lesbian - but my girlfriend refuses
Jorn Weisbrodt named new artistic director of Luminato
Jorn Weisbrodt (left), seen here with his fiance, Canadian singer and songwriter Rufus Wainwright, has been named the new artistic director of the Luminato Festival in Toronto.
What glass ceiling? It's the mommy track
Margaret Wente
Sarah Ruhl goes beyond the buzz of the vibrator
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: Sept. 22
Ten interesting things about Person of Interest
John Doyle
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