All news from November 28, 2011

Sterne Agee downgraded Research In Motion Ltd to "neutral" from "buy," and said it expects increased competition to hurt the BlackBerry maker's margins.

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty announced Sunday the government will scrap 70 tariff items to save Canadian businesses about $32 million a year.

Your partridge and your pear tree are going to cost about 3.5% more this year than last.

A volatile year for Canadian banking results is likely to end on a soft note, and the outlook for 2012 won't inspire confidence as Europe's debt troubles deepen and Canadian borrowers turn shy.

Cameco Corp said Monday it is backing out of a bidding war for Hathor Exploration after Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto sweetened its bid to C$654 million.

Bombardier Inc's train unit received a contract to make railway equipment for India's Mumbai Railway Vikas Corp(MRVC).

U.S. retailers racked up a record $52.4 billion in sales over the Thanksgiving weekend, a 16.4% jump from a year ago, as early hours and attractive promotions brought out more shoppers.