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Adviser satisfaction in decline

Economic uncertainty causing strain

Stimulus Speculation Sends markets lower

The Toronto stock market closed lower Thursday as traders speculated about whether the U.S. Federal Reserve thinks economic conditions will warrant another round of stimulus.

Mountain of debt getting bigger

91原创s have pushed their debt levels to an eight-year high in a climate of ultralow interest rates, according to a new report that suggests consumers are unmoved by repeated warnings that rates will inevitably rise.

Sports

Royals rookie camp >C7

Ivanhoe selling Exco shares

Ivanhoe Australia Ltd. is preparing to sell its interest in Exco Resources Ltd. in a move that could bring in more than $15 million. The company, which lists its shares on the Toronto and Australian stock exchanges, said Thursday that it had sold 23.

Indonesia seeks trade, no interest in agreement

Indonesia is eager to boost trade with Canada, but the South Asian country isn't interested in two of the Harper government's top priorities - pursuing a free-trade deal or buying Alberta oilsands crude.

$80 million for N.S. mill startup

The prospective buyer of an idle Cape Breton paper mill says it will put up $40 million of its money, in addition to the purchase price, to get the facility operating again. Marc Dube, spokesman for 91原创-based 91原创 West Commercial Corp.
Enbridge has weight in halls of power

Enbridge has weight in halls of power

Registry reveals pipeline lobbyists are working overtime in Ottawa

Nexen takeover needs scrutiny, Harper says

The prime minister says the proposed takeover of a 91原创 oil-and-gas producer by a Chinese state-owned firm must be in the best long-term interest of Canada.
Hewlett-Packard reports biggest loss in its history

Hewlett-Packard reports biggest loss in its history

$8.9 billion hit as HP struggles to adapt