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Don't exaggerate on your resume
Fibs. Fabrications. Falsehoods. No matter what you call them; they don't belong in a resume. It's simply not worth the risk. More often than not, applicants who fudge the facts are found out.
Be an active listener and stay focused
Volumes have been written about the job interview.
CareerBeacon.com job listings
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Electronics prices come down, consumers trade up for less
Prices for the latest gadgets and TVs haven't fallen dramatically, but enough to allow consumers to trade up at lower prices, says the research firm NPD Group Canada.
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Moncton enjoys building boom
Record construction figures in the midst of a recession year is making Moncton the envy of many municipalities.
Markets mixed
Highlights at the close of Friday's world financial market trading.
Currencies
These are indicative wholesale rates for foreign currency provided by the Bank of Montreal at midday on Friday. Please inquire at any branch for cash rates. Quotations in Canadian funds.
Oil prices
Oil prices fell below US$77 a barrel on Friday on a stronger U.S. dollar and amid concern about the strength of the global economic recovery.
Hershey to buy Cadbury?
Hershey Co. may make a US$17-billion bid for UK candy company Cadbury PLC, topping the recent $16.5-billion hostile offer by Kraft Foods Inc., the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday.
Downtown Café Cognito marks 10th anniversary
Café Cognito, located in the McSweeney building at 700 Main Street, will celebrate its 10th anniversary with an open house on Monday, Nov. 30 from 3 to 5 p.m.
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Stock market dips before weekend
The Toronto stock market closed slightly lower yesterday, pressured by falling energy stocks as demand concerns and a rising U.S. dollar pushed crude prices down.
Shippagan plant to expand
The Jiffy Products operation, one of the region's largest employers, is expanding its operation and buying additional equipment with the assistance of a $500,000 in federal government investment.
Pumpkin harvest suffers
Pumpkin farmer John Ackerman walks through a neighbour’s waterlogged pumpkin field this week while discussing the difficulties of this year’s harvest.
Markets mixed
Highlights at the close of Thursday's world financial market trading.
Currencies
These are indicative wholesale rates for foreign currency provided by the Bank of Montreal at midday on Thursday. Please inquire at any branch for cash rates. Quotations in Canadian funds.
Oil prices
A global sell-off on equity markets dragged down crude prices by nearly three per cent Thursday, the first decline this week.
Retailers launch deep discounts to lure shoppers
Canadian retailers are getting ready for the holiday season with rock-bottom prices and major promotional campaigns in hopes that shoppers will open their wallets and seize the opportunity to save.
Internet marketing requires commitment
Internet marketing has the great advantage of low barriers / cost for entry. For as little as $50 and about 15 minutes you can be serving up pay per click (PPC) ads, with very little effort. This makes it very attractive for companies to try it out.
Prepare for higher mortgage rates: advisers
The Canadian housing market has seen a stronger and faster rebound from the recession than any other segment of the economy, due in large part to enticingly low mortgage rates.
McDonald’s in style
In this recent photo, customers visit a new McDonald’s featuring free wi-fi, a euro-themed design and art deco in New York.
Oil prices
Oil prices increased for the third day in a row as the U.S. dollar weakened and auto club AAA reported that more drivers are expected on U.S. highways next week.
Markets mixed
Highlights at the close of Wednesday's world financial market trading.
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