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Verisk sees $1.7 billion IPO, to price October 6

September 22, 2009

Insurance risk assessment specialist Verisk Analytics Inc VRSK.O on Monday set the terms of its initial public offering, saying it expects the offering to […]

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Michael Moore takes on capitalism

September 10, 2009

If anyone has profited from the free-enterprise system in the past 20 years, it’s Michael Moore. Since 1989, when his "Roger & Me" pioneered […]

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Air traffic recovery has begun: IATA

August 27, 2009

Airlines carried 11.3 percent less cargo and 2.9 percent fewer people in July than in the same month a year ago, a global industry […]

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AmerenUE asks for 18% electric-rate increase

July 27, 2009

Less than six months after it raised electric rates by $163 million, AmerenUE is going back to Missouri regulators in search of another, larger […]

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Game-making talent thrives in hip, independent studios

July 11, 2009

Don’t tell Nathan Vella that Toronto, with its buttoned-down reputation, is playing catch-up when it comes to the vibrant, $22 billion video-game industry.
The province said […]

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China airs FX view but no big stir at G8 summit

July 10, 2009

China may have told world leaders it wants a better, more stable global reserve currency system, but analysts say Beijing is in no rush […]

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Chancellor Merkel Sees German Economy Near Bottom, AP Reports

June 21, 2009

Chancellor Angela Merkel said the slumping German economy has nearly hit bottom and will unlikely recover quickly, the AP reported, citing a speech she […]

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Water risks ripple through the beverage industry

June 16, 2009

At New York’s Del Posto, diners can share a $130 entree of wild branzino fish with roasted fennel and peperonata concentrato and a $3,600 […]

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Australia Unexpectedly Posted Trade Deficit in April

June 4, 2009

Australia’s trade balance unexpectedly turned to a deficit in April as lower prices for coal and iron ore led to the biggest slump in […]

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EI system fine, HR minister says

June 3, 2009

There’s no need to change the threshold for employment insurance eligibility because as the economy worsens, more and more Canadians will find it easier […]

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