Morning Playbook

Feb 16: It’s a crucial day in the eurozone, as a CP strike hits home. Plus, Japan is out of recession, and the end of a chocolate billionaire.

Feb 12: Bombardier brings in a new CEO, and an early test for QE in the eurozone. Plus, do women make better fund managers?

Feb. 11: Plus, a Scandinavian rate-cutting frenzy and Coke’s earning’s meets Pepsi

Feb 10: China contemplates the threat of deflation, as Greece and the eurozone do battle. Plus, Netflix heads to Cuba.

Feb. 9: It’s a busy week ahead. Plus, a look at the strength of Canadian and U.S. jobs numbers.

Feb. 7: In the Weekend Playbook, we look at the details behind last month’s jobs report: part-timers, self-employment, and work after 55

Feb. 6: Oil and the loonie are swinging wildly on Jobs Day in Canada and the U.S., plus, RadioShack bites the dust

Feb. 5: Plus, a tax crackdown in China, a $15 million bill for The Interview, and chewing up Wrigley’s profits

Feb. 4: Will the oil rally continue? In Europe, the new Greek government takes their message to the eurozone, plus, tech frenemies and Frozen profits

Feb. 3: Plus, the ballad of Chip and Lulu(lemon), Obama’s $4 trillion budget, and a burrito brand’s quarterly profits