| Ash lingers as limited European flights resume Flights have resumed out of some European airports, but ash from a volcano in Iceland is forcing officials to keep most British airspace closed. cbc.ca |
Spyware firm must halt illegal activity A company that produced and sold software intended for illegal cyber-spying has been forced to change its ways after a two-year civil court action launched by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. cbc.ca |
Tax-free savings deadline looms An important deadline is nearing for about 70,000 Canadians who made overpayments to tax-free savings accounts. cbc.ca |
Chuck E. Cheese's recalls 1.2 million toys Popular children's restaurant Chuck E. Cheese's calls on parents to take away toys given away as part of promotions. cbc.ca |
Cyber Monday sales could top $1B If early indications are a guide, online retailers will have a jolly holiday season, as U.S. Thanksgiving and Black Friday produced record sales, with the trend rolling on into Cyber Monday. cbc.ca |