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Canadian stocks rose a second day, erasing a weekly loss, as energy producers rallied following economic data that signaled growth in the U.S. is accelerating.
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A false report of explosions at the White House that wiped out $136 billion from the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index in about two minutes highlighted the risks of the computerized trading that dominates the $18 trillion market.
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When a false report of explosions at the White House instantly wiped more than $136 billion off the value of U.S. stocks, Jonathan Corpina didn’t need a powerful computer.
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CCL Industries Inc. has more room to rise after the maker of Heineken beer labels and Tide detergent bottles posted the best return among Canadian stocks this year.
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Gold miners led by Barrick Gold Corp., the world’s largest, will likely accelerate spending cuts and trim high-cost output as the metal’s biggest plunge since 1980 threatens to make about 30 percent of production unprofitable.
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Element Financial Corp. Chief Executive Officer Steven Hudson says selling repackaged leases to life insurance companies helped his Canadian firm avoid the “financial market heroin” that almost ruined his first leasing venture 14 years ago.
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Canadian stocks declined, sending the benchmark index toward its biggest weekly drop since May, after the country’s employment fell the most in four years and U.S. jobs data missed economists’ forecasts.
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Just Energy Group Inc. said rising cashflow means it won’t have to make further cuts to its dividend, the second-highest among Canada’s largest companies.
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Royal Bank of Canada shares are poised to reach a record high, leading a rally in bank stocks as wealth-management activity boosts profit, say investors such as Baskin Financial Services Inc.’s Barry Schwartz.
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Canadian stocks fell, extending a monthly decline, as banks and energy producers slumped amid growing concern over Europe’s debt crisis.
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