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WASHINGTON—Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Wednesday that he had an exit strategy from the U.S. ce...

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NEW YORK - Retailers marched out a series of cheerless results Tuesday for their most important season of the year, the fourth quarter, when consumers seem to have put off buying almost anything they had a choice about.

From Macy's to Target and RadioShack, Home Depot to Office Depot, companies are laying off workers, renewing promotions of their low prices and closing stores and whole d...

   Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Tuesday that the U.S. economy is suffering through a “severe contraction,” and will use all tools available to provide relief.

Chairman Dodd, Senator Shelby, and members of the Committee, I appreciate the opportunity to discuss monetary policy and the economic situation and to present the Federal Reserve's Monetary Policy Report to the ...

OTTAWA -- Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says the country's economy is in too much trouble to allow partisan debates to delay implementation of the federal government's $40-billion stimulus package.

In a combative performance before the House finance committee yesterday, Flaherty said Parliament must pass the budget he tabled last month before April or risk setting the economic recovery ...

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Most Popular READ E-MAILED EDITOR'S PICK No end in sight for recessionStocks at the mercy of bank nationalization debateRussia goes from splash to crash as commodities tumbleB. of A.'s CEO Lewis dismisses need for nationalizationCredit crunch may only have just begun, S&P warnsReport: Citi in talks with feds to increase gove...

BERLIN - European leaders backed sweeping new regulations for financial markets and hedge funds at a summit Sunday in Berlin as politicians and nations scrambled to tame the global economic crisis.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel hosted heads of state and finance ministers from Europe's largest economies to try to establish a common European position on economic reforms before an April 2...

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Steinke guilty of killing Alberta family Arctic to see first ice-free summer in 2015 Published: Sunday, February 22, 2009

About a year ago the Frontier Centre for Public Policy released the first annual Euro Canada Health Index.

I wrote a column on it. The index compared the user-friendliness of Canada's health care system with those of 29 European countries. The results were sta...