Economy

When you’re in an unprecedented interest-rate environment, funny things tend to happen

Founder Jimmy Wales once said Wikipedia was no place for the "puffery and spin" of PR. That could change.

It broke records, kneecapped the economy, and showed us how ill-prepared Canada is for a future of extreme weather

It reinforces just how massive Canada’s banks are relative to the economy

Chris Sorensen explains why things cost more

The Euro crisis exposed why a monetary union between the ROC and Quebec wouldn’t work

As patents expire, companies are desperate to reclaim their monopoly on your pricey morning brew

Economics is so mainstream, we can put a value on a kidney, and even the donor’s worth

Like the U.S.S.R., Putin’s Russia is dangerously exposed to swings in energy prices

Any employee with an Internet connection now has the power to share confidential information—and the law is catching up