Jason Kirby

Why failure has consequences, even if these tech giants have convinced themselves it doesn’t

The outlook for the energy sector in the short term looks gloomy, but there’s a huge upside

While Washington played dangerous games with the budget, the economy was quietly on the mend

The Canadian soldier who was attacked with an axe in Afghanistan in 2006 reflects on the week when Canada finally became a target

Given that we’re already in a slow-growth environment, the risk is stagnation in the economy, or something worse

Just because the headlines scream fear today is no reason to do something you’ll regret tomorrow

The top songs, movies and news events from the last time U.S. oil production was so high

Jason Kirby on Stephen Harper and the political perils of a surplus

One of the puzzles of plummeting oil prices is that crude has fallen even as war in Iraq has erupted again

It’s still not clear what buying even more struggling newspapers will do for Postmedia’s long-term financial viability