U.S. seizes Fannie, Freddie
Regulator to manage mortgage finance giants on temporary basis in what could amount to biggest bailout in U.S. history
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Google @ 10
The search engine has forever altered the world in a remarkably short amount of time. As Google turns 10 tomorrow, here are 10 ways it has changed business.
Economy takes top spot on the election agenda
“I think we really need this election campaign to focus on how do we create value in the Canadian economy and sustain that value,” says Jayson Myers
Seasonal disorder: It's time to avoid the markets
It's important to understand the seasonality of markets
Unemployment at the polls
In July, the jobs boom fell flat and the mood was recessionary. In August, the numbers snapped back as 16,000 net new jobs were created. The news could give the Conservatives a bit of a boost as Canadians ready for the election call.
The Week
The top business news, in photos and stories
OMERS launches hostile bid for Teranet. Central banks hold interest rates steady. And, TD recruits some top brass
Autos
Private clubs put rich drivers on fast track
Owners hope new business is recession proof: Drive as fast as you want
Marketing
Attack ads: kaboom or bust
The groundbreaking 'Daisy' was one of the first and most memorable negative campaign ads. But do they work?
Saudi Arabia
Owning a home elusive in oil-rich country
Low rate of ownership an awkward situation for world's top crude exporter

















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