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Shoppers at a Wal-Mart store in Beijing. Lowering taxes for the poor and consumers will make China’s people feel richer, and spend more.
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We've seen this China story before—in Japan

Just as Japan's state-drivne economy tanked in the 1990s, so will China's

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Don't be naive. Bribery is everywhere

Indian census: more cellphones than toilets

Past decade of development shows amazing, if uneven, growth

EXIT INTERVIEW

Retiring Suncor CEO: I'm an oil patch guy

Rick George reflects on career highlights including a blockbuster merger with Petro-Canada

A Twitter page is displayed on an Apple iPhone in Los Angeles October 13, 2009.
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Social media investors can't all be right

Investing in Facebook, Twitter et al is more gambling than strategy

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Inside the Canada Pension Plan's $153-billion portfolio

Can the CPP's investment board raise enough cash to rescue our dreams of retirement?

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RIM CEO Thorsten Heins: 100 days into the toughest job in corporate Canada

After 100 days at the helm of the beleaguered tech giant, at least he knows it can't get any worse

ROB Magazine's 2011 National Magazine Awards nominations

ROB Mag received 30 nominations in this year's NMAs. Scroll through a gallery of the nominated content

Shipbuilding in B.C. catches a second wind

Led by pioneering firm Seaspan Marine, the province's shipbuildng industry is getting its sea legs back

Colombia is Canada's new best friend

Trade and investment ambitions overcome a history of violence

Toronto native Jamie Salter rebrands Marilyn Monroe

Fifty years after her untimely death, Marilyn Monroe's infamous pout is as valuable—and trademarked—as ever

The ABCs of cybersecurity

Everything today is digital—and, increasingly, everything is getting hacked. To be absolutely safe, you could move into a cave. Or you could read our handy primer

The battle for 88.1 FM

How to make a mint in a business everyone says is dead

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How Dollarama turns pocket change into billions

Opening a store a week, chain defies decline of Canadian discounters

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2011 Rankings of Canada's top 1000 public companies by profit

Our annual ranking of Canada's biggest corporations based on the only metric that matters: profit

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CEO of the Year: Christine Day of Lululemon

The yoga wear maker's strategy: Don't give people what they want

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50 Best Employers

This year's No. 1 employer offers some startling workplace lessons

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Real estate: Investing in the U.S.

Western Canadians are flocking to the Southwest but not all deals are created equal