Pop-up goes the shopMajor retailers are embracing what used to be a guerrilla marketing move by the small guys
Big Food companies rush to rejig recipes Consumers increasingly demand meals that are not only healthier, but more ’natural’
Surprise, surprise: Canada lags in e-commerceSelling online would allow Canadian businesses to escape the constraints of our small domestic market--but it ain’t happening
The DVD is hardly dyingJust because people don’t want to buy DVDs doesn’t mean they don’t want to watch them
Is the smartwatch going mainstream with Pebble?A Kickstarter bonanza suggests the smartwatch is an idea whose time has come
A Greek exit: Good idea, hard to doAthens would be better off outside the eurozone. But can it head for the door without bringing down the house?
A Chinese automaker boasts about its war credentialsThe firm’s pickup trucks were a favourite among Libyan rebels
Mexico City offers free WiFi in exchange for doggie-doo disposalThe initiative literally sends a signal rewarding good dog-owner behaviour
Budweiser contest offers hockey tickets for lifeBut NHL affiliates are distancing themselves from the "Playoff Payoff" promotion
Are Americans getting too cozy with debt again?Some call it consumer optimism, but many analysts are warning of dangers ahead