61.   Canadian stocks fell, sent lower by BCE Inc., Seagram Co. and Newbridge Networks Corp. on concern overly optimistic profit expectations have driven share prices to unsustainable levels.

62.   Canadian stocks may gain for a second day, led by gold producers like Barrick Gold Corp. as demand from Japanese investors drove bullion prices higher.

63.   Canadian stocks rose as a recovery in gold prices and bank shares drove prices higher, snapping four days of declines.

64.   Changes in established weather patterns helped drive prices higher.

65.   Canadian stocks rose, led by gold producers like Barrick Gold Corp. as demand from Japanese investors drove bullion prices higher.

66.   Central banks are driving the price of gold into the ground -- and they show little sign of giving gold producers and investors a break anytime soon.

67.   Corporate profits are what drive stock prices, Lynch said.

68.   Companies buy their own stock in order to drive its price up, thereby benefitting shareholders.

69.   Critics of the deal say they fear the acquisition will drive gasoline prices even higher.

70.   Delays in shipping available supplies could leave some roasters in short supply as they prepare for increased winter demand, driving coffee prices higher.