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Police arrest 49 in international cybercrime investigation, say 'phishers' stole millions
Sepp Blatter to lead FIFA executive committee meeting in July to choose election date
Iceland raises rates after unveiling law to ease krona controls
A logo sits on display outside the offices of Sedlabanki Islands, Iceland's central bank, in Reykjavik, Iceland, in this file photo.
Iran-six-power nuclear talks accelerating ahead of a June 30 target date for a deal
Judge keeps former Portugal PM in prison amid investigation after he rejects ankle monitor
Body of adult man found by fishermen near yacht club
A bio snapshot of investor Marcus Lemonis, host of CNBC's "The Profit," CEO of Camping World
EU urges action on refugee relocation plan as over 1,000 migrants reach Greece in a 1 day
WHO and South Korean experts recommend reopening thousands of schools closed over MERS fears
Al-Qaida-linked militants in Libya attack Islamic State affiliate after their leader is killed
Scientists make no bones about Yukon fossil find, redraw camel's family tree
Tech lookahead: A conference about all the dangerous things that happen online
Why car dealer’s profit is much lower than you think
Jeremy Cato
Why this plastic surgeon is adding a business degree to his doctor’s bag
Cory Goldberg is a Toronto physician who’s taking an MBA through Queen’s University in Kingston.
In photos: The stories behind eight famous car logos
BMW: The BMW logo The logo is not, in fact, a depiction of a spinning propeller, as many people think. First Designed in 1917, the blue and white represent the colours of Bavaria in Germany, where the company is based. The logo was then used, however, in various print advertisements in the next few years advertising BMW’s radial aircraft engines.
Former fashion CEO finds a new passion in helping others
Joey Adler is a former Diesel Canada executive who now runs humanitarian agency OneXOne and sits as a councillor in her Montreal-area town.
Canada is an emerging hot spot for high-impact female entrepreneurs
The time is now for women to break through as business leaders as their potential contribution the Canadian economy is significant. The Royal Bank of Canada estimated that by 2011, women SMEs have already contributed $148-billion in economic activity. If this number increased by just 10 per cent, a staggering $198-billion would be added to the economy over the next decade.
Six website engagement metrics that are more revealing than clicks
Visitor click rates don’t tell the whole story.
Why a tiny logo speaks volumes for a car company
A great logo can tell a story about the auto maker and create a relationship with the public that is invaluable.
Police thwart attack by suicide bomber near ancient temple in Luxor, Egypt; 2 assailants dead
Canada’s ‘atrocious’ growth figures show potential risk of recession
A welder works in a factory in Quebec City.
Peer-to-peer app aims to unseat Interac – and it’s free
Nat Cartwright is chief operating officer of Payso, a mobile payment startup she and two other entrepreneurs founded in Vancouver late last year.
Pope to Putin in Vatican talks: 'Sincere' effort needed for Ukraine peace
Greek leader Tsipras open talks with EU leaders in Brussels to seek bailout breakthrough
Early Briefing: FIFA to begin succession process; the phone that sealed BlackBerry's fate
A football with the logo of the FIFA 2010 World Cup on it is pictured on the side of the pitch before the German first division Bundesliga football match FC Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Moenchengladbach in the southern German city of Munich on December 4, 2009. Getty Images / OLIVER LANG
Palestinian killed in Israeli West Bank arrest raid, police say he was hurling explosive
European human rights trial opens over man killed by London police, mistaken for terrorist
Speaking for 1st time since Blatter resigned, Platini won't say if he'll seek FIFA presidency
Steve McClaren hired to manage Newcastle in next step of reviving coaching reputation
Despite wet spring, US says Southwest, Northwest could see potentially catastrophic wildfires
Five stories in the news today, June 10
1968 Olympic speedskating champ Fred Anton Maier of Norway dies at 76
Remains of 15 teens killed in Germanwings crash to be returned home for burials
Messages are posted on a wall to commemorate the victims of the March 24 Germanwings plane crash in southern France, on June 9, 2015 at the airport in Duesseldorf, western Germany, where a plane carrying on board the first bodies was expected.
Gilles Duceppe returns to lead Bloc Quebecois into upcoming federal election
Bombardier CSeries could generate buzz at air show, but orders are the wild card
Be wary of Chinese stocks
In this photo taken May 28, 2015, Chinese stock investors react as prices fall at a brokerage house in Fuyang in central China's Anhui province.
Questions surround murder charges against Georgia woman who ended pregnancy with pill
Gem from unlikely source: 27-year-old rookie Chris Heston leads Giants over Mets 5-0
Aspiring Canadian country singer dies in Australia
Derek Kehler
Spain's Inditex sees Q1 profit up 28 per cent as sales soar in Zara, other stores
Battling would-be friends and risking a loss, unions go all-out to stop Obama's trade agenda
5 things about trans fats and the government's effort to get rid of them
Failure of Storm smartphone dealt major blow to BlackBerry, Balsillie says
2008 - BlackBerry Storm: The first time RIM gives up the physical keypad for a large touch screen with 'click' technology, unlike the iPhone. But the original model was plagued with software problems. Early criticism from reviews included, ‘The camera takes forever to focus. Calls sound choppy on speakerphone. Static mars the sound on Bluetooth headsets. And everything feels slow.’ When it was released, Engadget wrote, ‘On paper it sounds like the perfect antidote to our gripes about the iPhone, and in some ways it lives up to those promises -- but more often than not while using the Storm, we felt let down or frustrated.’
Sonny Gray's 3-game win streak snapped in A's 2-1 loss to Rangers
Hearse convoy brings 15 German teens killed in Germanwings plane crash home for burial
Sexual exploitation by UN peacekeepers significantly underreported, report says
The United Nations logo is seen on one of the front doors at the U.N. Headquarters in New York, August 31, 2013.
Cavaliers have the lead but work to do in the NBA Finals after Warriors' rally in 4th quarter
Aspiring country singer from Canada dies while camping in Australia
South Korea believes its deadly MERS outbreak may have peaked
Pedestrians wear masks as a precaution against MERS in Seoul, South Korea.
Diamondbacks lose 3-1 to Dodgers, have dropped 3 straight overall and 6 of 8 on road
Mali stuns Ghana, Serbia beats Hungary in extra time in Under-20 World Cup round of 16
Live long and prosper: The life of a government employee
Pot shops: Everything you need to know about marijuana dispensaries
Missouri white supremacist accused of killing 3 at Kansas Jewish sites to appear in court
Lives Lived: Mary Ilma Ryan, 84
Mary Ilma Ryan
Jerusalem is not part of Israel, North American courts say
The U.S. Supreme Court decided that an American citizen who was born in Jerusalem does not have the right to have the place of birth in his U.S. passport recorded as “Jerusalem, Israel.”
Canada needs a ‘Magnitsky’ law to take on human-rights violators
Sergei Magnitsky died in a Russian prison in 2009.
Here’s Canada’s way forward on supply management
Ottawa’s treatment of First Nations activist is petty, disgraceful and disrespectful
Why Harper’s G7 signature is no green epiphany
David McLaughlin
Public hearings on Vancouver's marijuana dispensaries set to begin
The city is considering the creation of a special business licence category for “marijuana-related” businesses, including dispensaries.
In TV’s new golden age, consumers are already online. Industry must follow
Jordan Canning is one of a select few who help determine what Canadian viewers will watch on Netflix.
McLachlin’s comments a disservice to her court, and to aboriginals
Lysiane Gagnon
June 10: Climate, in the year 2100 – and other letters to the editor
Algae bloom in Lake Erie on July 31, 2014. Fertilizers and other pollutants, the consequences of modern agriculture and fossil fuel production, are flowing into rivers and lakes worldwide.
What the Auditor-General found: an imperfect Senate built on contradictions
Jeffrey Simpson
Team of 60 investigators assembled in China to look into cause of deadly cruise ship sinking
Oakland A's 3B Brett Lawrie sends flowers to fan injured by his broken bat at Fenway Park
Unlike Tony Romo's event, Fantasy Sports Combine still a go after NFL reiterates casino policy
Jets DB Calvin Pryor no longer "ticked off," eager for change from free to strong safety
Tour bus plunges off cliff in Chinese region of Tibet, killing 11 people
Two Canadians detained in Malaysia amid probe of alleged nude tourists incident
Afghan Sikhs say discrimination, persecution forcing them to leave country of their birth
Cavaliers guard Dellavedova released from hospital after cramping in Game 3 of NBA Finals
Several weeks for cleanup following flooding in Quebec's Eastern Townships
Malaysian police detain 4 Westerners accused of posing naked on earthquake-hit mountain
Wacha strikes out 10, Peralta, Bourjos homer but Cardinals fall to Rockies, 4-3.
India openers Dhawan & Vijay put on unbeaten 239 against toothless Bangladesh battery on day 1
Man charged with murder in case of missing Guelph, Ont., woman
Opening statements set in trial of Oklahoma man accused of abusing Kenyan children
Library of Congress names Juan Felipe Herrera US poet laureate, 1st Latino in position
Anaheim Ducks fire assistant coach Brad Lauer, but coach Bruce Boudreau will return
Moreland homers, Martinez outpitches Gray to lead Rangers over A's 2-1
Court has spoken, but long-term public worker pension issues in New Jersey remain unsettled
Howie Kendrick homers, drives in 3 runs to help Dodgers beat Diamondbacks 3-1
De La Rosa's 7 strong innings, Arenado's homer key Rockies' 4-3 win over Cardinals
The bad ol' days: Rookie right-hander Chris Heston no-hits Mets in Giants' 5-0 win
Officials deny Exxon request to use tanker trucks to haul oil after pipeline break
Keuchel gives up homer, Astros offence once again unproductive in 4-2 loss to White Sox
Shields can't hold 5-run lead, Benoit gives up go-ahead HR as Padres lose to Braves, 6-5
LeBron, Cavs hang on for Game 3 win in NBA Finals
LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers drives against Andre Iguodala of the Golden State Warriors during Game Three of the 2015 NBA Finals at Quicken Loans Arena on June 9, 2015 in Cleveland.
Volcano on Indonesia's Sumatra unleashes burst of hot ash down slopes; no injuries reported
Curry can't shoot Warriors all the way back, and they fall into 2-1 hole to Cavs in NBA Finals
Canada shut out by Germany in final round-robin match of world league semis
Trevor May out-dueled by Chris Young as Twins lose to Royals 2-0
Topsy-turvy laws and trendiness make Cuban artists some of the communist island's wealthiest
LeBron, Cavaliers hold on down stretch for 96-91 win over Warriors in Game 3 of NBA Finals
Australian ambassador returns to Jakarta as anger eases over executions of 2 drug traffickers
Officer recorded in Texas pool party incident resigns; chief calls actions ‘indefensible’
Protestors listen during a rally against what demonstrators call police brutality in McKinney, Texas June 8, 2015.
Poll: Americans less willing than Europeans to send financial aid to Ukraine
June 10: Your daily horoscope
Gemini
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