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Canadian stocks swung between gains and losses as acquisition targets Aurizon Mines Ltd. and Uranium One Inc. rallied while energy producers declined as oil fell for a second day.
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Canadian stocks erased early losses as Research In Motion Ltd. rallied the most in seven weeks amid rising confidence for its BlackBerry 10 smartphones.
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Australia’s Prime Minister Julia Gillard may be forced to follow U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke by increasing mortgage purchases as house prices slump and the nation’s biggest banks extend their grip on the home-loan market.
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Most Canadian stocks fell, led by energy producers, as an Alaska pipeline prepared to restart and Chinese stocks dropped the most in two months.
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Canadian stocks fell for the second time in three days, led by gold companies, on speculation that an economic recovery will curb demand for the metal as an alternative investment.
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Canadian stocks gained the most this month, led by gold and energy producers, after housing starts in the U.S. advanced to the highest level since April 2010 and an index of German business confidence rose.
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Canadian stocks fell, paring a weekly gain, as a drop in oil and metal prices offset better-than- forecast employment data.
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Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs took a leave of absence as a rare form of cancer he’s been battling since 2004 and a more recent liver transplant worsened his health, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
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Canadian stocks erased gains as financial and power companies slumped, offsetting an advance by energy shares as natural gas rallied.
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Canadian stocks fell for a third day after reports that U.S. home purchases declined in March and Canadian retail sales fell for the first time in seven months in February.
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