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Debt sharks smell blood at J.C. Penney
M&A litigants getting mixed signals from Delaware court
On Tuesday Delaware Chancellor Leo Strine tossed out a suit challenging Bank of America’s mortgage practices because the plaintiffs had failed to request the bank’s records.
Leading party strategists join forces to create advisory firm
NDP leadership candidate Brian Topp reacts on stage during the NDP leadership convention in Toronto on Friday, March 23, 2012.
Ten easy ways to improve your SEO now
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Government policy shuts out Harper's hockey book from Canadian printers
Stephen Harper holds a hockey stick from the 1907 Stanley Cup final during a research visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Canada, December 2011.
Paying bonuses in bonds gathers some buzz
Sallie Krawcheck
For disaster cleanup company, it's custom software to the rescue
Nathan Belcher, FirstOnSite director of IT, has overseen the company’s transition from paper records to digital. The move has saved the disaster restoration company time on its paperwork.
Why 5,000 is a 'magic number' for stock broker turned wine maker
Painted Rock Estate Winery founder John Skinner
Could RIM sell 2.6 million BB10s in Canada over next year?
A person uses the new Blackberry Z10 device at a Rogers store in Toronto on Feb. 5, 2013. A poll from Forum Research Inc. says that as many as 2.6-million Z10 devices could be sold in Canada over the next year.
The top Canadian ETF needs tech to stay relevant
The iShares S&P/TSX Equity Income Index Fund, which includes Thomson Reuters, Shaw Communications and BCE amongst its top five holdings. But their inclusion in XEI is driven by yield rather than the high-growth potential of their respective sectors. Pictured: Brad Shaw, right, CEO of Shaw Communications, talks with his brother Jim Shaw before addressing the company's annual meeting in Calgary, Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013.
Storm hits Atlantic Canada after unleashing on Ontario
A man shovels snow as Toronto is gripped by a winter storm on Friday February 8, 2013.
Four experts reveal their RRSP game plans
You believe you have a winning idea: How to make others think so, too
Atomic Reach’s Bradley Silver
School closings, transit delays and more: What you need to know about today’s storm
New sex-abuse charges against Stuckless leave victims reliving pain
A file photo of Gordon Stuckless.
February 8: Your daily horoscope
Aquarius
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: February 8
Identity Thief: A shallow comedy but the acting goes way deep
Jason Bateman, left, and Melissa McCarthy in a scene from Identity Thief.
All in Good Time: a case of performance anxiety
Vina (Amara Karan) and Atul (Reece Ritchie) have a little trouble after the wedding.
Side Effects: A stylish 'farewell' from Steven Soderbergh
Rooney Mara in a scene from Side Effects.
Lunarcy: Caught in the moon’s gravitational pull
One of the key figures in Simon Ennis’s Lunarcy! is moon enthusiast Christopher Carson (in photo), who wants to begin lunar colonization immediately.
Feb. 8: Lawyer love, and other letters to the editor
Lawyers have launched a campaign to improve their public image.
Design revealed for Audain Museum
A photo from the Audain Art Museum open house.
Middle of Nowhere is a taut study of a woman marooned
Emayatzy Corinealdi stars in Ava DuVernay’s award-winning film, Middle of Nowhere.
If my toddler needs glasses, how do I get him to wear them?
A popular vote for the Red Chamber?
Justine Hunter
Denny Morrison takes slow road back to full fitness
Denny Morrison in the Olympic Oval gym in Calgary: ‘I’ve looked at how Sidney Crosby handled things. He was concussed and came back a few times, then he took his time and did a summer of training and now he’s gotten stronger than ever. That’s the route I want to take. I want to come back and be back.’
Which Canadians are most likely to feel the February blues?
Calgary’s state of sadness map
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