Lavalife dating service falls for U.S. suitor

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U.S. firm snapped up Canada's leading on-line dating service, Lavalife Inc., for $152.5-million in cash, a hefty price tag that is testament to the lucrative world of on-line matchmaking. With respect to the cash deal, MemberWorks Inc. will acquire the Toronto-based Lavalife and access to its 700,000 customers in Canada, the United States, and Australia.

Acquisitions & mergers, Computer and Data Processing Services, Advertising, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Marketing industry, MemberWorks Inc., Lavalife Inc.

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Candour investment guru's winning trait

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The services of Peter Candour in managing funds on behalf of many financial corporations such as Mackenzie Financial Corp and First International Asset Management are discussed. The advices regarding financial investments are presented.

Financial Planning, Methods, Financial analysts, Candour, Peter

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Bell Express Vu to add 76 channels to lineup

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Bell Express Vu will add 76 new television channels to its direct-to-home satellite television service. The new channels will increase Bell Express' channel count to approximately 376 channels.

Telephone communications, exc. radio, Satellite Telecommunications, Cable and other pay TV services, Satellite TV Communications, Direct Broadcast Satellite TV Providers, Cable and Other Program Distribution, Direct broadcast satellite television, Direct broadcast satellite television industry, Satellite television, Satellite television industry, Bell ExpressVu L.P.

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