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Cameroon hikes 2011 oil output forecast

Cameroon's state oil company has increased its 2011 oil production forecast to 65,000 barrels per day from 55,000 bpd, an official told Reuters late on Tuesday.
Nov 16, 2011

Nokia aims to undercut rivals with volume focus

Nokia plans to undercut its Windows Phone rivals to give its new smartphones a foothold in the market before trying to improve margins, its Chief Executive Stephen Elop said on Wednesday.
Nov 16, 2011

October consumer prices fall, giving Fed more room

Consumer prices fell in October for the first time in four months, taking pressure off strapped households and giving the Federal Reserve more room to ease monetary policy if the economy falters.
Nov 16, 2011

‘Skyrim’ Patch Coming Soon

A plague has descended on the inhabitance of the game “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim,” not a disease that cause boils but one equally disfiguring: bad textures.
Nov 16, 2011

Gingrich Earned $1.6 Million as Freddie Mac Consultant

Newt Gingrich earned between $1.6 million and $1.8 million as a consultant for the government-sponsored mortgage company Freddie Mac, far more than the $300,000 contract he disclosed in a recent debate, according to a Bloomberg News investigation. The advice he reportedly gave them contradicts his recent criticisms of the company.
Nov 16, 2011

Seaway oil pipe to be reversed after Enbridge deal

Enbridge Inc surged past its competitors in the race to send large volumes of oil locked up in the U.S. midcontinent to the giant Gulf Coast refining hub after the $1.15 billion acquisition of ConocoPhillip's Seaway pipeline.
Nov 16, 2011

Citigroup to Slash up to 3,000 Jobs

Citigroup plans to cut approximately 3,000 jobs, or around one percent of its workforce, continuing a pattern of job cuts on Wall Street.
Nov 16, 2011

Wall Street lower after new warnings on Europe

Stocks fell early Wednesday as policymakers warned Europe's debt crisis posed dangers to the global economy and on signs the contagion was starting to spread to larger European nations.
Nov 16, 2011

TSX may open lower as Europe rattles markets

Canadian stocks looked set to open lower on Wednesday along with commodities on investor fear of contagion from the weakest debt-ridden euro zone economies such as Greece into bigger ones such as Italy, Spain and even France.
Nov 16, 2011

Canada private equity deals tumble in Q3

Canadian private equity deals tumbled in the third quarter from the year-ago period, but were still far above crisis levels of just two years ago, according to an industry report on Wednesday.
Nov 16, 2011

Hackers eye Canada business: study

Hackers attacking Canadian organizations are determined to make money in targeted campaigns while government insiders stole more data than ever before, a security study released on Tuesday showed.
Nov 16, 2011

Wall Street headed lower after new warnings on Europe

Stocks were set to open lower on Wednesday as policymakers warned Europe's debt crisis posed dangers to the global economy and on growing signs the contagion was starting to spread to larger European nations.
Nov 16, 2011

Existing Home Sales Rise 1.2 Percent in October

Sales of existing homes in Canada rose in October to the highest level since January, boosting forecasts for national resale activity for 2011 and confirming Canada's housing market remains robust.
Nov 16, 2011

Wheat Board urges Canada lawmakers to keep monopoly

Supporters of the Canadian Wheat Board took their protest to Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, in a last-ditch effort to sway legislators to keep the world's last major agricultural monopoly.
Nov 16, 2011

Rafale warplane deal stalled, UAE says proposal unworkable

A long-awaited French deal for Dassault to sell at least 60 Rafale warplanes to the United Arab Emirates appeared to hit a roadblock on Wednesday after the Arab country's crown prince said proposed terms were uncompetitive and unworkable.
Nov 16, 2011

Euro zone Oct inflation 3 percent; seen falling

Euro zone inflation held at 3.0 percent for a second month in October, with economists saying it had likely peaked and would soon fall in a struggling economy, giving the European Central Bank room to cut interest rates and focus on growth.
Nov 16, 2011

Swiss cabinet in move to inform U.S. bank clients

The Swiss cabinet approved on Wednesday an amendment to a tax agreement with the United States to ensure that bank clients are properly informed about requests from U.S. authorities for data on suspected tax dodgers.
Nov 16, 2011

Flaherty: Bond volatility to continue without firewalls

Volatility in government bond markets is likely to continue unless European countries take steps to shield their financial systems, Canada's finance minister said as he expressed frustration with Europe's two-year old debt crisis.
Nov 16, 2011

Big Canada Internet providers win partial victory

Canada's communications regulator handed a partial victory on Tuesday to big Internet service providers by allowing them to charge lease fees based on the amount of capacity small providers use.
Nov 16, 2011

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