Stocks search for direction ahead of Fed rate decision

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CRA denies taxpayer's medical expense credit for his visiting father's hospital stay
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Posthaste: The Bank of Canada should watch this 'hurdle' to rate cuts like a hawk
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Canadian Homes for Sale Climb With Second-Biggest Jump on Record
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China Sells Record Sum of US Debt Amid Signs of Diversification
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'Someone played this beautifully': Why one expert is suspicious of the latest meme-stock revival
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Inflation figures could shake mortgage market out of lull
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AMC Stock Is Falling. It Plans a Share Offering
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Stock market today: Asian shares advance after another round of Wall St records
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