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How would your workplace fair in the midst of an outbreak such as H1N1, or any other disease?

Reported by 680News business editor Leah Walker

Rogers has made an investment in Vuguru, a media entertainment studio owned former Disney chairman Michael Eisner. Claude Galipeau, the senior vice-president of digital media for Rogers, talks about Vuguru.

Reported by 680News business editor James Munroe

Peter H. Thomas, the author of a new book called, "Be Great," is no stranger to success. Thomas is the founder and chairman of Century 21 Real Estate Canada Ltd. He talked about his motivation to write the book.

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Reported by 680News business editor James Munroe

Intelligent Office in Canada offers commercial space, meeting rooms and remote call-answering services for the business owner who doesn't want to get tied into long-term leases. Master franchisee Brian Monteith talks about the concept.

Reported by 680News senior business editor Mike Eppel

It was a good news, bad news week for Goldman Sachs, the largest financial company in the U.S.

Reported by 680News senior business editor Mike Eppel

A poll finds investors may forgive a weak performance in their portfolio, if they feel they are getting the attention they need from their investment advisor.

Reported by 680News business editor Leah Walker

The season of reflection is upon us, so that means taking a look at your investments.

Reported by 680News business editor editor Leah Walker

Hilton's 53-storey, 500-suite hotel in Niagara Falls, which opened its doors earlier this summer, is the tallest hotel in the country.

Reported by 680News senior business editor Mike Eppel

Photo courtesy of: Hilton Hotels Corporation

The "SuperSales Tag," from the Advertising Group of Technology, aims to revolutionize the usual, "Hello, my name is..." sticker. An interview with Milad Modir, the director and co-owner of Advertising Group of Technology.

Reported by 680News reporter Richard Southern

In about 15 years, a quarter of Canada's energy could be produced by wind turbines. An interview with Robert Hornung, president of Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA).

Reported by 680News business editor James Munroe