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Those heading to space with Virgin Galactic can now pay for their flight using the digital currency bitcoin, Virgin head Richard Branson said today.
By Staff |November 22, 2013
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Toronto is expected to double its borrowing limit next year by issuing as much as $600 million in bonds, Bloomberg reports.
Today marks 50 years since U.S. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated while on tour in Dallas, Texas.
Seventy-four of Toronto’s top business and community leaders spent a chilly, damp night sleeping on the pavement to raise more than $700,000 for homeless kids at Covenant House, Nov. 21.
BMO Investments is changing the way some of its mutual funds distribute income or return capital. It’s also cut off a number of funds from new investors.
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Canadian shoppers are increasingly circling Black Friday—one of the biggests shopping day in the U.S.— on their holiday calendars, shows the 2013 BMO Holiday Spending Outlook.
Doctors should do everything possible to keep a patient alive, no matter the medical circumstances, say growing numbers of Americans.
Sales of new low-rise homes rose by 67% in October from October 2012, and high-rise sales were up 17% in the same period. Combined, new-home sales rose 32% from October 2012, according to RealNet Canada Inc., the Building Industry and Land Development Association’s (BILD) source for new-home market intelligence.
Corporations are increasingly entitled to the same rights as actual people in the United States, and now people are responding in kind by behaving more like corporations, New York Magazine reports.
By Staff |November 20, 2013
Toronto’s financial services sector made up 13.8% of the city’s economy in 2011.
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