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Small businesses in Alberta haven't been this pessimistic in years, lobby group says
CFIB blames oil-price differential for biggest plunge in its 'business barometer index' since late 2014.
Ticketmaster secret scalper program not illegal, Competition Bureau says
Canada's Competition Bureau said Thursday it has closed its investigation into Ticketmaster's secret scalper program, and concluded the company's TradeDesk software does not break federal competition legislation.
Supreme Court rules energy companies must clean up old wells — even in bankruptcy
Canada's Supreme Court rules provincial environmental rules trump bankruptcy laws in the energy sector, overturning lower court decisions that said creditors should get paid back first — before cleaning up old wells.
Ontario may allow realtors to disclose offer prices in bidding wars
Canada's economy shrank in November as many sectors contracted
Ottawa may have overpaid for Trans Mountain by up to $1B, parliamentary budget officer says
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Low-key U.S. Fed chair charms skittish markets with more patience: Don Pittis
Facebook stock rises after company reports profits, earnings up
Unnamed company wins lottery to use POT stock ticker symbol
U.S. lawmakers move to curtail president's power to levy tariffs
Alberta eases oil production limits as prices increase
Fed leaves interest rates steady, says will be 'patient' on future hikes
Apple busts Facebook for distributing app that broke privacy rules
Foxconn's change of plans for massive U.S. deal hailed by Trump could mean fewer jobs
Tim Hortons bets on coffee you can eat with double-double coffee bar
Labour complaint against Amazon Canada alleges workers who tried to unionize were fired
When the Hudson's Bay Company said farewell to furs
Foxconn's change of plans for massive U.S. deal hailed by Trump could mean fewer jobs
U.S. and Chinese officials try for truce in trade war at 2-day meeting in Washington
Cultural funding fight with Netflix reignites age-old debate — what is Cancon anyway?
Supreme Court to decide who pays for cleanup when companies go belly up
Canadian economy likely shrank in November, dragging down quarterly growth
Apple services business grows, shares rise 6%
RBC 'regrets' mortgage error that labelled loans as accelerated when they weren't
