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Have we hit ’peak stuff?’ Ikea says there’s röom to grow.
Have consumers hit their limit for buying furniture, as one Ikea executive recently claimed? Don’t bet on it. Ikea sure isn’t.
Why Canadians are wary of self-driving cars
The idea makes us feel anxious and powerless, survey suggests, but our kids are going to love them
What really happened at Target Canada: The retailer’s last days
The untold tale of Target Canada’s difficult birth, tough life and brutal death
The super-rich get super-richer
The heads of Canada’s biggest corporations now earn 184 times more than the average Canadian, but efforts to limit CEO pay are proving remarkably difficult
Drip, drip, drip: Why Canadians pay fees for everything
’Drip pricing’ has us paying more for less—and you can thank the airlines.
The world’s first ice-busting yachts open the High Arctic
But how will the polar-capable yachts stack up against new Canadian patrol ships?
The new milestone for the world’s richest that’s coming in 2016
2016 is the year when the world’s wealthiest one per cent will get richer than everyone else combined
Newsmakers 2015: Noel Biderman, the fallen king of infidelity
The hack that brought down Ashley Madison and its CEO only revealed a dirtier secret at the company
In a crowded music-streaming kingdom, Google makes its bet
The music-streaming market looks like a Game of Thrones map. And Google Play Music has made its play for the crown. Will it work?