Iran Currency Plunge: 12 Per Cent Drop Not Linked To Latest Sanctions, Foreign Ministry Says
TEHRAN, Iran - Iran says the new record low of the national currency to the U.S. dollar is not linked to the latest sanctions from the United States t...
TEHRAN, Iran - Iran says the new record low of the national currency to the U.S. dollar is not linked to the latest sanctions from the United States t...
TORONTO - A new CIBC poll shows 64 per cent of Canadians feel positive about their current financial situation, a finding the bank describes as strong...
UPDATE: Research In Motion stock jumped 6 per cent Thursday as investors took in reports the company is planning to shake up its top management. RIM s...
You don’t have to look far in either Calgary or Vancouver to see glaring signs of the widening gap between rich and poor. Women pushing shopping car...
EDMONTON - A report commissioned by Alberta says oilsands producers could lose up to $72 billion if a pipeline isn't built to ship heavy crude to the ...
Goldman Sachs plans to put its majority control of Canadian movie distributor Alliance Atlantis on the auction block, reports suggested Tuesday. Lo...
GENEVA - A Swiss political weekly says Switzerland's central bank chief personally engaged in profitable currency deals previously thought to have bee...
Research In Motion Ltd. has extended an ongoing sale of its PlayBook tablet computers until Feb. 4, 2012, while reducing the price in the United State...
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty’s long-term goal of marketing Canada as a 25-per-cent corporate tax zone appears to be slipping away just as he approa...
With a weak processor, limited apps and a first version that doesn't even have the ability to connect to the cellphone network, the Aakash is hardly a...
Quota is a legal requirement for marketing chickens, turkey, eggs or cow milk in Canada. Without it, the simple bucolic act of selling a block of farm...
TekSavvy Solutions Inc. has become the first independent Internet service provider to raise consumer prices following the CRTC’s recent compromise d...
TORONTO - A growing number of Canadians are more worried about the future of the economy, and how they'll fare in the midst of what many consider a mi...
New Democrats are gearing up to take on Prime Minister Stephen Harper over what they’re calling a “Republican style” attack on wages and benefit...
In the wake of the U.S. financial collapse in 2008, Canadian banks -- which were largely spared the devastation in the U.S. -- were lauded as an examp...
Target Corp. has announced the locations of its first 24 store openings in Canada in March and early April of 2013....
Minneapolis-based Target Corporation announced Thursday that the locations of the first 24 stores it will open in Canada will all be in Ontario. Ta...
OTTAWA - Job creation in Canada resumed again last month after two straight setbacks, but details in the latest labour report pointed to an economy st...
Two of Canada's largest airlines ended 2011 seemingly untouched by global economic concerns as they brace for a slow domestic economy recovery and hig...
TORONTO - The Ontario government has scored a victory in its ongoing battle to recoup $50 billion in health-care costs from tobacco companies.The prov...
It may not always feel like it in the real economy (more evidence came out Friday showing Canada's employment picture is far from rosy) b...
TORONTO - Ontario is warning the federal Conservatives not to retreat from plans to create national regulations governing coal-fired power plants.Such...
EDMONTON - Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he's listening to concerns that hearings for the Northern Gateway pipeline will be "hijacked" by foreign...
BERLIN - German automaker Volkswagen AG says it saw sales of more than 8 million vehicles last year, putting it ahead of Japan's Toyota Motor Corp.Ger...
UPDATE: Citing the influence of "radical groups" seeking to stop oil pipeline construction, the Harper government is planning to shorten environmental...