Toronto stocks eke out slight gain
U.S. markets end lower despite positive data
- By: Rudy Mezzetta
- November 29, 2005 November 29, 2005
- 17:10
U.S. markets end lower despite positive data
Losses total more than US$2 billion
Lower prices for petroleum
New home sales jump 13%
Canada is a leading participant in foreign investment, according to an new report from Export Development Canada. The EDC report also suggests that the pace…
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Submission on income trusts released today
40% say the economy is in expansion or recovery
Investments must be more strategic to develop critical mass
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Dofasco board recommends friendly bid from ThyssenKrupp
Bank earnings season continues
Toronto stocks ended lower Friday, retreating from big gains in the previous session, as investors took profits.The S&P/TSX composite index finished down 79.25, or 0.72%,…
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Trading session expected to be quiet
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Canada must move further up on the value chain
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Transactions, deal values up sharply from a year ago
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U.S. markets closed
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