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Toronto Star

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Chilean vintners escape disaster
Chilean vintners escape disaster

Earthquake or no earthquake, Chile's little known Panguilemu cabernet sauvignon, vintage 2010, will hit the stores on time.

TSX higher on commodity stocks and earnings reports

The Toronto stock market advanced Wednesday morning amid rising commodity stocks and earnings from the tech and media sectors.

Quebecor reports $73.8M profit in fourth quarter

Quebecor Inc. had a $73.8-million profit in the fourth quarter, as the Montreal-based media company benefited from growth in its telecommunications segment and productivity improvements in its news media.

Goldman Sachs seeks to appeal Canwest sale to Shaw

Wall Street investment bank Goldman Sachs has asked an appeals court to kill the sale of Canwest Global Communications? television assets to cable operator Shaw Communications.

Solar panel startup to lease residential rooftops
Solar panel startup to lease residential rooftops

A Toronto startup has come up with a way to put solar power systems on the rooftops of new homes at no cost to the owners. In fact, the homeowner would get paid to let it happen.

Scotiabank profit blows past estimates

Canada's Big Five banks are minting money again ? with profits up more than 70 per cent in their first-quarter earnings season.

Toyota offering refunds to customers

Toyota Canada says the automaker will reimburse customers for earlier work on problems that it couldn't resolve until recent safety recalls.

FX specialist sweetens Florida deal

David Newman leaves on Friday to spend a week in his new vacation home in Florida. He closed the deal last Dec. 31.

Toronto Hydro profit slips to $42.8 million

Toronto Hydro's profits drifted slightly lower last year, but a financial expert says it remains an attractive proposition should a new mayor and council decide to put it on the market.

Greece takes case to Washington
Crackdown urged on speculators

U.S. President Barack Obama reacted positively to European ideas about cracking down on currency speculation, Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said following a White House meeting Tuesday.



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