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Josh Rubin

Josh Rubin

Business Reporter at Toronto Star Online

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  • English
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  • Business
  • Finance & Banking Services

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Canada’s major news organizations band together to sue ChatGPT creator OpenAI

The suit alleges theft of published media to train software and seeks billions in damages.
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Whisky on ice: Spirits giant Diageo hits the brakes on $245-million...

Diageo said the company made the decision to put the project on hold as part of an emphasis on productivity.
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Inflation rises to 2% in October, putting size of December interest...

The rise could put the size of a December interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada into question.
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Elon Musk, telecom disrupter? How Starlink’s $92-million Ontario in...

Starlink, winner of a $92-million provincial government contract to provide high-speed internet in rural Ontario, is slowly making inroads against Rogers, BCE and Telus, analysts say.
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Personal insolvencies jump 14%, with one half of Canadians now livi...

Bankruptcy watchdog also reports a year-over-year 40% hike in business insolvency filings in Ontario as punishing interest rates take their toll.
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A million dollar bitcoin? Sky’s the limit after Trump victory, cryp...

Price of high-profile cryptocurrency skyrockets 10 per cent to more than $75,000 a coin overnight after Donald Trump re-takes the White House.
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Bank of Canada slashes key interest rate to 3.75% in a bid to spark...

The Bank announced Wednesday that it's cutting its key overnight interest rate by 50 basis points — a half percentage point.
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Mortgage relief on the horizon: Economists say we could see a rate ...

With the economy on the ropes — including a spike in unemployment — most economists are predicting at least a 50 basis point cut in the bank's key lending rate.
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Ontario Cannabis Store launches fake pop-up stocking cider with ‘to...

'Buzzkill' campaign by the OCS and Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario hopes to raise awareness of the differences between the legal and illegal pot markets.
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Canadian inflation plummets to 1.6% in September opening the door f...

Most economists now predict a 50 basis points interest rate cut at the Bank of Canada's next meeting on Oct. 23 to try and breathe life back into a faltering
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Supreme Court upholds Canada’s air passenger protection regulations...

A coalition of 16 international airlines, including Air Canada and Porter, had argued the Canadian Transportation Agency overstepped its authority in creating the regulations that compensate passengers for delays and
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Air Canada pilots ratify richest contract offer in airline’s history

Industry experts say there is still a dramatic pay gap between junior and experienced pilots.
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Air Canada pilots could reject pay raise of nearly 40% on Thursday....

“Normally, it would be almost unthinkable to imagine this being turned down,” said McMaster University labour studies professor Stephanie Ross.
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‘It would be Armageddon’: Will Canada’s airline passenger protectio...

A coalition of 16 international airlines, including Air Canada and Porter, had argued the Canadian Transportation Agency overstepped its authority in creating the regulations that compensate passengers for delays and
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World’s largest alcohol producers caught off-guard by millions in L...

Liquor brand executives said the LCBO did not bring up the lowest-price requirement in discussions. The LCBO said suppliers were not honouring legal agreements, which hurts consumers.
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As the clock ticks down to Air Canada pilots’ strike, will Ottawa s...

With a strike looming next Wednesday, Air Canada and a growing chorus of business advocates are urging federal labour minister Steven MacKinnon to step in.
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Starting today, you can buy beer, wine and cocktails at 4,000 conve...

Consumers will find familiar brands such as Coors Light or Kim Crawford on the shelves at licensed corner stores, but prices will generally be higher than they are at The
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Potential rail strike Thursday could devastate auto industry, close...

"If there’s a lockout or strike on Thursday, you’re going to see the ripple effects throughout the economy very quickly," said one expert, noting that trucks will not be able
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Rail workers, companies still bargaining as midnight deadline for p...

Business groups urge Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step in ahead of possible walkout by 9,300 CN and CPKC rail workers: 'It is about standing up for Canadians.'
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Canadian soccer sponsors say they are ‘deeply concerned’ about dron...

While most sponsors wouldn't comment on the record, those who did say they're keeping a close eye on the scandal for developments.
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Canada's economy grew by 0.2 per cent in May: Statistics Canada

Some economists say rosier GDP number is not likely to stop an expected third straight interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada in September.