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Oman-India Business Forum on Thursday

MUSCAT -- The fourth event of the India-Oman Business Forum will be held at the Indian Embassy Auditorium in the Diplomatic Area, Al Khuwair at 8 pm on Thursday, October 16, 2008. The event features three presentations by a...

Employment surge leaves analysts agape

Canada's labour market posted its strongest gain ever in September, Statistics Canada said Friday, astounding analysts with 10 times the number of new jobs that had been expected amid a blizzard of negative developments in the...

Banks cut rates after Ottawa steps in

SHAWN MCCARTHY AND ANDREW WILLIS AND TARA PERKINS From Saturday's Globe and Mail OTTAWA and TORONTO — Royal Bank of Canada's Barbara Stymiest paused at midday Friday in the midst of explaining the balancing act that's required...

Canadian job growth stuns; government to aid banks (Reuters)

Reuters - The Canadian economy created more than 10 times the number of jobs expected in September, figures released on Friday showed, while the government unveiled a plan to buy insured mortgages to help cushion banks from the...

UPDATE 3-Toronto stock index sinks below 9,000 level

TORONTO, Oct 10 (Reuters) - The Toronto Stock Exchange's main index plunged on Friday afternoon, slipping below 9,000 for the first time in more than three years, as commodity issues fell along with underlying prices on...

Security pass - and your client list

By KIRK MAKIN Friday, October 10, 2008 Page B1 The next time a banker, lawyer or accountant gets a notion to pack up and move to a competitor, clients in tow, it might pay to first have a read of a Supreme Court of Canada...

Ottawa admits it must act

The federal government is moving to backstop the Canadian banks' capacity to lend money in an acknowledgment that not even the country's sturdy banking system is immune to the global financial crisis.

Advertisers brace for effects of the dreaded undertow

Statistics are hard to come by in Canada. TNS Media Intelligence reports that advertising spending in the United States has suffered its steepest decline since 2001, and that's for the period ended June 30, before the world...

Looking Forward A Brighter Future

The coordinate rate cuts failed to halt the uncertainty over the global crisis, which has accelerated the risk aversion strategy. The USD, the JPY and Gold became safe heaven, while the GBP and the EUR remained very weak. The...

Canada's Merchandise Trade Surplus Rises

The merchandise trade surplus came in stronger than expected in August, rising to C$5.8 billion, although the surplus in July was revised down to C$4.2 billion (from an initially estimated C$4.9 billion). Expectations for...

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