“The greatest economic boom in history”
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“The greatest economic boom in history”
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Staples is jumping head first into the fledgling smart home market. That’s right, the office supply retailer wants to automate your home—and office.
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As per the announcement made by the Honourable Ed Fast, Federal Minister of International Trade, Economic Development Lethbridge (EDL) is one of the organizations that has been able to benefit from the 2013 Invest Canada – Community Initiatives (ICCI) funding program.
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In a city still packing a wicked-hard edge, an old maxim lives on: “Boston is about sports, politics and revenge.” From the clout of its labor unions to the grit of its Red Sox, Beantown remains synonymous with working class.
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EDMONTON – Business incubator TEC Edmonton says a new survey suggests entrepreneurs who use its services grow faster and survive longer than those that don’t.
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Home prices in Silicon Valley continue to skyrocket, with little sign of returning to earth anytime soon, according to real estate experts.
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With stock prices near all-time highs, investors have grown increasingly uncomfortable about where the markets may head in the near-term.
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CALGARY – Alberta’s energy regulator says higher oil prices and new technology have led to the largest increase in decades of both conventional oil production and reserves.
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EDMONTON – As a teenager, Timo Ewalds hunkered over a keyboard in an upstairs bedroom writing code, mostly for fun. By 18, he had invented Canada’s first online social network, Nexopia — a year before now-giant Facebook made its appearance.
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EDMONTON, AB, Apr. 21, 2013/ Troy Media/ – Benjamin Franklin was a famous diplomat, scientist, writer, and Founding Father of the American Republic. He also knew a thing or two about money.
In 1729, at the age of 23, Franklin published a pamphlet in colonial Pennsylvania entitled, “A Modest Inquiry into the Nature and Necessity of a Paper Currency”. In it, he addressed three key monetary questions that are very seldom asked: what is money? Who should be entrusted to create money, and, what, if anything, should backstop money to support its value?
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