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Without one. We had 30 alltime highs if memory serves last year. It was one after another. Right now were only about 20 points away with the 20point rally were seeing. Stocks are hitting these highs amid a week that continues to be driven by controversial charges that the market is rigged. Yesterday memorably the author of the book flash boys michael liewis was challenged on cnbc. Today we have the whistleblower highlighted in his book. We take a closer look at if any Retail Investors are impact...

Cheryl research in motion on a tear. The blackberry maker is soaring monthly income investors taking heart to the word strategic alternative. I am cheryl casone, this is the last hour of trading and the countdown to the closing bell begins right now. Liz claman is on assignment this week in switzerland gearing up for a ton of great interviews with leaders and business from around the globe. Including one of the biggest names in technology and a big party apple ecosystem. Talk about qualcomm. Tal...

Critics say the site atop the edge of a pristine canyon would disturb natural habitat, and that the city should find a location that's easier and cheaper to build on.

A wind farm owned by energy giant SSE is to pay a record fine to the energy regulator after overcharging customers.

A groundbreaking gene therapy at Umeå University displays remarkable efficacy in decelerating the advancement of ALS in a patient with a severe form of the disease.

The chief investment officer of Andersen Capital Management said oil prices could affect the Federal Reserve as its policymakers determine their next step on…

The chief investment officer of Andersen Capital Management said oil prices could affect the Federal Reserve as its policymakers determine their next step on interest rates.

* Equitrans Midstream up as EQT to buy back firm ...

Wall Street’s main indexes rose on Thursday as a key inflation metric came in line with estimates, raising hopes of...

Hardest hit was British Columbia with 75 per cent of respondents in the province reporting worsening business conditions in 2023, followed closely by Quebec at 71 per cent.