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Markets closely watch new Greek and Italian leaders

Markets watched Europe closely today following a tumultuous week in the Euro-zone that saw two elected leaders step down amidst growing fears of Greek and Italian insolvency.

In the Media by Mike Lapointe

Op-Ed: US Dollar, Bonds to Benefit from Debt Downgrade

In the short term, both the US dollar and US Treasury bonds may actually benefit from the downgrade of the US debt and react to panic buying.

In the Media by Sam Vaknin

Op-Ed: Shopping for food at Toronto's Kensington Market saves you money

Toronto - Food costs are soaring in Toronto like everywhere else. One way to save money on food is to use Kensington Market for most of your purchases.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Social network LinkedIn set for IPO on Thursday

LinkedIn, the business oriented networking site, is set to go public May 19 in what is expected to be the first among a batch of high-profile Internet firms to go public.

In the Media by Aaron Jefferson

Canada's Water Resources In Question Special

Privatization of water and Albert's water allocation were hot topics at a recent talk in Edmonton. Will Alberta's water be for sale?

Digital Journal Report by Kyle Ashmead - 4 comments

Three share Nobel in Economic sciences for 2010

Stockholm - Economic sciences Nobel for 2010 is shared by Peter Diamond, Dale Mortensen and and Christopher Pissarides "for their analysis of markets with search frictions."

In the Media by Srijit Mishra - 1 comment

What is this thing called the Hindenburg Omen?

New York - There have been numerous reports all over mainstream media outlets and financial news blogs about something called the Hindenburg Omen, which is something that, if true, will turn out to be horrendous for the markets.

In the Media by Andrew Moran - 2 comments

Gold reaches record high of $1,200

Last week, gold was trading just below $1,200USD and then contracted to $1,186 but on Tuesday morning gold hit the $1,200 mark.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

UAE Stock Markets Suffer Big Losses as Dubai Concerns Persist

Stock markets in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, both states within the seven-strong United Arab Emirates (UAE), suffered massive losses on Monday as concerns persist about the former state's ability to repay billions of dollars worth of debt.

In the Media by Chris Dade

Central Banks in Asia Prop up Dollar

The central banks of several Asian countries that are fearful of the impact a weak dollar will have on their exports, intervened in the markets on Thursday to buy the troubled U.S. currency.

In the Media by Chris Dade - 1 comment

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