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May 20: Plus, the true cost of fossil fuels, a record year of auto recalls, and a high-stakes jewellery heist

May 14: But the International Energy Agency says the battle for global oil is just getting started. Plus, wonky job numbers, and the economics of art.

April 30: And wondering if the U.S. GDP is as weak as it seems. Plus, oil company profit flops, and Silicon Valley’s furry doppelgängers

April 9: Or up, then down, then down again. It’s the wild world of oil – plus, Greece pays its bills, and legislating a balanced budget.

April 8: How will the oil rout reshape the industry for the long term? Plus, the Bay gets a boost from Saks, and chicken wing economics

If you feel like you’ve heard the latest news about the economy before, you’re not imagining things

March 18: The U.S. interest rate announcement is today, as oil slips south of $43 and protestors flock to the ECB

March 17: It’s a rip-roaring day of volatility, crisis, and speculation – might as well wash it down with a St. Patty’s day beer

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

Scott Feschuk explains why it can’t be easy to be Joe Oliver these days