B.C.’s finance minister’s credibility took a beating, but what if he never knew that the HST was in the cards before the 2009 election?

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One more theory to explain Finance Minister Colin Hansen’s handling of the HST

Driving somewhere this weekend? If so, there’s good news for you at the gas pump.

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Personal Finance Daily: Good news for Labor Day drivers: Gas prices drop

Here’s a look at the real estate news in today’s WSJ.

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Real Estate News: Mortgage Rates Fall to 4.32%

ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS — The Democratic Governors Association filed an elections complaint in Ohio on Thursday alleging Fox News Network illegally helped the Republican governor nominee solicit funds during a television appearance. In an escalating battle with Fox’s news division, the association alleges that Fox allowed John Kasich to request contributions from viewers during an Aug.

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Dems accuse Fox News of bolstering Ohio governor candidate Kasich

There are growing calls for Finance Minister Colin Hansen to resign over the HST. This comes after internal documents showed that the provincial government was studying the HST long before the last election.

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Should B.C. Finance Minister Colin Hansen resign over HST?

JP Morgan Appoints Finance Chief For Its Investment Bank

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JP Morgan Appoints Finance Chief For Its Investment Bank

MANTUA, Italy—-Mantegna Finance – Press Availability for the half yearly financial report for 2010

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Mantegna Finance S.r.l.: Press Availability for the Half Yearly Financial Report for 2010, under Article. 20 of the …

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DGAP-News: betbull Holding SE, formerly betbull plc, announces the release of group consolidated financial …

There were several inaccuracies listed in the campaign finance report for County Attorney candidate Walter Murray that he turned in before Friday’s deadline.

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Murray finance report is updated

The future of TV shows on iTunes — and possibly TV itself — may be riding on whether or not News Corp. decides to back Apple plans to allow 99 cent show rentals, says the LA Times.

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News Corp. split on allowing 99 cent TV show rentals