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Wall Street bonuses surge 17% in '09The bonuses doled out by Wall Street firms shot up 17 per cent in 2009, while entities such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley raised their overall compensation by 31 per cent during the same period.
New documents raise heat on ToyotaPressure rose on Toyota days before its chief faces a US congressional grilling, as new documents showed the automaker boasted about saving 100 million dollars by limiting its safety recalls.
The urban gold rush
While athletes vie to acquire it in Vancouver, Torontonians are rushing to turn theirs into cash
Canada-U.S. talks turn into group hug
Canada and the United States may be going to war on ice Sunday night in Vancouver, but you wouldn't know it from the love-in held here between some of the most powerful political leaders in the two countries.
AP source: US govt to investigate Toyota CorollaWASHINGTON – The Transportation Department plans to open a formal investigation into the 2009-2010 Toyota Corolla over potential problems with the car's power steering, a department official said Wednesday.
The preliminary investigation is expected to
Toyota blamed in 34 deathsWASHINGTON — Complaints of deaths connected to sudden acceleration in Toyota vehicles have surged in recent weeks, with the alleged toll now at 34 since 2000, according to new consumer data gathered by the U.S. government.
Meanwhile, complaints to a da
Flaherty to introduce new mortgage rules
The federal government is expected to announce new rules Tuesday that would make it more difficult for first-time buyers to enter Canada's hot housing market.
Sources have told The Canadian Press that Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is ready to move on t
Ford turnaround pays dividends for dealersDearborn --Ford Motor Co. says its turnaround is paying big dividends for its dealers, who it says saw their profits skyrocket in 2009.
According to the automaker, profits for Ford dealers were 15 times higher last year than they were in 2008. Profits
Plane seat maker admits falsifying safety data
TOKYO - Japan�s Koito Industries has admitted to fabricating safety data for seats in more than 1,000 aircraft used by Air Canada and 31 other carriers, striking another blow to corporate Japan�s image of reliability.
2 U.S. firms won't use tar sands oil
WASHINGTON-Canada’s controversial tar sands industry took its first retail blow Wednesday as two Fortune 500 companies announced plans to eliminate the high-carbon Alberta fuel from its supply chain.
Rights group: Profiling dogs people at borderOTTAWA — A civil liberties coalition says racial and religious profiling has become a fact of life when crossing the Canada-U.S. border.
The Ottawa-based International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group wants Parliament to review the way people are treat
Vancouver tap water vies with Olympic sponsor
Metro Vancouver has started a campaign to encourage Olympic tourists to drink the region's tap water instead of buying bottled water, creating a potential conflict with Coca-Cola Ltd., one of the Games' biggest official sponsors.
McDonald's meal sparks outcry in Italy
Italy's agriculture minister is defending his sponsorship of McDonald's new all-Italian burger amid criticism that he is selling out to a multinational corporation and sacrificing Italy's culinary reputation in the process
'Dirtiest' rating unfair: hotel ownerThe owner of an Edmonton west-end hotel says his business was unfairly tarnished by a travel website that named it one of the top-10 "dirtiest" places to stay in Canada.
TripAdvisor.ca ranked the Howard Johnson Hotel on Stony Plain Road in eighth pla
Toyota to recall about 300,000 Prius hybrids: report
TOKYO — Toyota plans to recall about 300,000 Prius hybrids worldwide over a brake problem and will notify the U.S. and Japanese governments Tuesday, a news report said, as a top executive will testify before U.S. lawmakers over recall woes that have tarni
Canada's short-track speedskating team might be favoured to claim a handful of medals at the Vancouver Olympics but it's leaving nothing to chance.
On Sunday, members of the squad, including medal favourites Charles Hamelin and Kalyna Roberge, marched
NHTSA warned about Toyota, Lexus models in 2007The automaker has undergone several investigations about such concerns starting in 2004, when complaints began filtering in about 2002 and 2003 Toyota Camry and Lexus ES models. And NHTSA opened a file on Toyota in 2007 to look into acceleration issues on
Lucrative seal hunt to begin in N.S. this week
HALIFAX — Seal hunters are expecting the time they spend off Cape Breton this year will be much more lucrative than the last. They have found a buyer for the full quota of 2,200 seal pelts for the Hay Island hunt, Robert Courtney of the North of Smokey-In
Toyota facing nearly $1B in lawsuits in CanadaToyota is facing potential class-action lawsuits that could be worth nearly $1 billion in Canada alone, says the law firm that's looking to launch the suits in the wake of the automaker's massive recall.
G7 promises to keep stimulus intact, for nowThe world’s top financial leaders promised Saturday to continue stimulus spending, even as the global economic recovery picks up, and to hold financial institutions financially responsible for any future crisis stemming from the sector.
Toyota trouble round-up: What to do nowNEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Problems with Toyota cars are cropping up faster than the automaker can deal with them. Following two different recalls for problems involving accelerator pedals on various models comes the revelation of braking problems in the
Toyota Canada to resume shipping recalled modelsToyota Canada announced Friday that it has resumed deliveries to dealers of the eight models the automaker recalled on Jan. 21.
It also said that as of Friday, it will begin notifying owners of vehicles recalled because of sticky accelerator pedals and
U.S., Canada make it official on Buy AmericanCanadian companies are now exempt from controversial Buy American provisions introduced by Washington in the wake of the recession, under a new deal that International Trade Minister Peter Van Loan has confirmed.
Van Loan announced Friday morning that
Toyota 'knew of gas pedal fault in 2007Toyota Motor
Corp., currently in the midst of a massive recall of vehicles in the United States, Europe and elsewhere over potentially faulty accelerators, was aware of a gas pedal flaw as early as the spring of 2007, according to industry sources.
Toyota hit by Prius flaw, mounting recall billTOKYO - Toyota said Thursday there was a brake design flaw with its Prius hybrid, in a major new blow to the world's top automaker, already facing a two-billion-dollar bill from massive safety recalls.
Don't drive recalled ToyotasU.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood is telling owners of recalled Toyotas to stop driving the vehicles and get them fixed.
Electromagnetic signals' link to gas pedals probedThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating whether electromagnetic signals such as those from radar and cellphones could be interfering with electronic gas-pedal controls in vehicles including Toyotas, according to a federal offic
Ford reports 25% sales increase, Toyota's fall 16%Detroit -- Ford Motor Co.'s sales rose 25 percent in January, buoyed by a stronger economy and Toyota Motor Corp.'s decision to halt U.S. sales of eight popular models because of faulty gas pedal systems.
Ford said today car sales rose 43 percent while
Toyota executive: Pedal fix too late to prevent backlashYuri Kageyama / Associated Press
Nagoya, Japan -- Toyota's fix for the gas pedal problem that led to the recall of millions of cars has not come soon enough to prevent a consumer backlash in the U.S. and elsewhere that is battering its sales.
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Oilers losing streak affecting more than just fans
It's a painful time for fans of the Edmonton Oilers as the club stretched their winless streak to 13 games with a 6-1 loss to the rival Calgary Flames on Saturday, but its not just fans who are feeling the affects, businesses say they too are getting pinc
Toyota president 'sorry to have made customers uneasy'Davos, Switzerland (CNN) -- Toyota's president apologized Friday for the gas pedal problems that have forced the recall of millions of vehicles in the United States and Europe, Japanese media reported.
It was Akio Toyoda's first remarks since the lates
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