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Australia's carbon tax repealed after 2 years
Australia's Conservative government repealed a much-maligned carbon tax on the nation's worst greenhouse gas polluters on Thursday, ending years of contention over a measure that became political poison for the lawmakers who imposed it.
Hamas got rich as Gaza was plunged into poverty
With multi-million-dollar land deals, luxury villas and black market fuel from Egypt, Gaza's rulers made billions while the rest of the population struggled with 38-percent poverty and 40-percent unemployment.

The dramatic rise of U.S. crude oil and natural gas production is disrupting even long-established trade flows inside Canada, as Alberta producers are increasingly finding themselves competing for — and losing — market share to American petroleum supplier
A judge has 'quashed' an earlier ruling in favour of three university cafeteria employees who were fired for stealing, and returned the matter to arbitration
A California Oil Field Yields Another Prized CommodityBAKERSFIELD, Calif. — The 115-year-old Kern River oil field unfolds into the horizon, thousands of bobbing pumpjacks seemingly occupying every corner of a desert landscape here in California’s Central Valley. A contributor to the state’s original oil boom
In recent weeks, Airbnb, the online lodging site and popular Silicon Valley emblem of the sharing-loving-trusting-hugging-anyone-can-be-Conrad-Hilton economy, unveiled a promotional campaign in New York aimed at getting doubters to see what a valuable soc
Virus Plagues the Pork Industry, and EnvironmentalistsThe bodies are piling up fast.
A deadly virus, porcine epidemic diarrhea, or PEDv, is estimated to have killed, on average, more than 100,000 piglets and young hogs each week since it first showed up in Iowa in May 2013, wreaking havoc on the pork indu
Many know Shane Baghai as the man behind more than 1,000 homes in the GTA and 3,000 high-end condo units. Less well known is his hobby: cattle breeding

The outlook on Ontario’s debt rating was lowered today to negative from stable by Moody’s Investors Service, citing a 'greater challenge to return to balance' following weak growth
A survey on the best and worst fast food may surprise you.
A bus bombing two decades ago — and a New Jersey father’s quest for justice — inadvertently set off a chain of events that led American prosecutors to accuse some of the world’s biggest banks of transferring money for nations like Iran.
On Monday, that c
The Great Lakes, in a Welcome Turnaround
Like a slowly draining bathtub, this sparkling inlet of Lake Michigan had seen its clear, cool waters recede for years,but after reaching historic lows in 2013, water levels in the Great Lakes are now abruptly on the rise

The Harper government’s vaunted free trade agenda is either a roaring success or hopelessly stalled — and given that government officials aren’t commenting, even experts in the field are having trouble deciding which.

Wealthy Russians, international oligarchs and those wanting to curry favour with the Russian leader can spend their hard-earned roubles on this snazzy mobile complete with the Russian coat of arms and lines from the country's National Anthem.
Muslims protest perfume logo based on Sufi symbol
A sultry ad for a perfume created by Roberto Cavalli has touched a raw nerve with Muslim mystics, who claim the Italian design house has inappropriately used a symbol sacred to practitioners of their mystical faith.
Quebec unionized Wal-Mart workers win Supreme Court victory
The Supreme Court of Canada has sided with the union representing former Wal-Mart employees who claimed the company violated Quebec labour law when it abruptly closed its store in Jonquière, Que., not long after the workers voted to unionize.
The United Nations trade agency UNCTAD said that they worried the ruling would set precedents for other ‘copycats’ to demand similar payouts

Vancouver’s vibrant film industry faces new challenges to its stature as one of North America’s centres for animation, special visual effects and post-production, industry executives told city council Tuesday.
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