investing

Deciding whether to rent or buy should be based on a lot more than just the asking price

The first of a six-part series on investing after the fall. After a lost decade, are there any safe investments?

What you’re thinking

Li Lu helped lead the Tiananmen Square uprising. Now he’s in line to succeed Warren Buffett.

While its rivals snap up television assets, Telus is sitting out the latest wave of convergence. Has it saved itself billions, or put its future in peril?

Massive Chinese investment raises a host of thorny issues. But is it also Africa’s best chance to get ahead?

Canada’s big banks are preparing to launch a rival stock exchange to the TSX, setting up a battle that could shake up the industry and bruise investors

Analysts simply turned to military-style satellite surveillance to grasp what’s going on in store aisles

COYNE: A willingness to cash in shows a focus, not on past glories, but on future opportunities

Anthony Ward’s purchase of 140,000 tonnes of beans caught people’s attention