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  • Spanish King Juan Carlos has given up his 21 million euro yacht. The move comes as Spain suffers under bitter austerity measures and record unemployment. The boat was donated …
  • At BlackBerry's annual conference in Florida this year, attendees celebrated with a huge party at Orlando's Universal Studios. Canadian Press reporter David Friend offers …
  • Opponents of new pipelines are undeterred by B.C. Liberals' win
  • Dell has reported a 79 percent slump in quarterly profit as personal computer sales continued to slide, with people moving to smartphones and tablets. The firm – which …
  • Online car classifieds can offer bargain prices, but experts say to look out for scams. Canadian Press business reporter Alexandra Posadzki shares tips on purchasing a used …
  • One of the biggest challenges for European small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) is preserving their intellectual property. i.e. their products, their brand or their customers. …
  • Alicia Keys, a lower-priced phone and some celebration -- Canadian Press reporter David Friend looks at what the annual BlackBerry Live conference in Orlando might bring this …
  • YouTube has moved into monthly subscription streaming, launching 30 premium channels. DHX Media and OUTtv are among the Canadian companies involved in the new service.
  • 'Ottawa is coddling the telcos,' says Open Media executive director Steve Anderson
  • The Daily Ticker's Aaron Task and Henry Blodget discuss a potential new iPhone.
  • The Daily Ticker's Aaron Task and Henry Blodget discuss Tesla's earnings, future.
  • Why you should dump Groupon
  • The dating website EHarmony is looking to not only help people find a date, but also find a job. The Daily Ticker's Aaron Task and Henry Blodget discuss the company's decision …
  • Prince Harry toured two storm-battered towns in New Jersey before visiting New York City to talk business and sports. (May 14)
  • Investors this week will be looking for signs the U.S. economy is on the road to recovery. A number of economic reports are due this week, including retail sales and business …
  • Industrial Rubber had to reinvent itself when Brunswick Mine closed and is now doing business with a German company.
  • Union Pacific CFO Rob Knight says the railroad's business is booming across all its business lines, but especially energy and autos.
  • Gov. Chris Christie secretly underwent gastric band surgery in February to try to lose weight. He says the procedure is an intensely personal issue that is nobody's business …
  • Aaron Task analyzes the morning business headlines
  • DoubleTree by Hilton global head John Greenleaf discusses the company's deal with Google as well as the state of business & leisure travel.
  • The latest domestic jobs report this week could give an insight into Canada's economy, after unemployment figures grew by over 54,000 in March.
  • CNBC's Rick Santelli talks with Art Nolan, independent trader about the outlook on metals and oil.
  • Anthony Chukumba, managing director at BB&T Capital Markets, names his tops stocks including Best Buy, Pier 1 and Dollar Tree.
  • Senator Sherrod Brown discusses risk weighting and housing in his
  • Del Frisco's Restaurant Group CEO Mark Mednansky says the bull market and strong execution are keeping shares of the steakhouse chain hot.
  • A 5.2-magnitude earthquake rattled residents across Quebec and Ontario, with the epicentre 17 kilometres northeast of Shawville, Quebec. A 4.2-magnitude aftershock was also …
  • Toronto Maple Leafs fans are still recovering from the team's crushing playoffs elimination, and astronaut Chris Hadfield is no different. Hadfield says he was wearing a Leafs …