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Lawrence Martin
The U.S. economy is in turmoil. Royal commission?
To redefine Canada's global prospects, we must develop alternative strategies
Economy
Pope, politicians put heat on auto makers to save jobs
Pontiff gives moral support to Fiat workers striking to protest cuts
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What legacy, Vancouver?
Games organizers have promised lasting economic benefits - but that is a rarity in host cities
China tightens loose lending
Beijing's response to asset bubble fears likely to restrain housing, commodity prices
Euro currency union shows strains
‘It will crack sooner or later, because it's impossible to have a common currency for such a big, and diverse area'
Greek debt crisis
Why Greece is racing against the clock
Government must win back market confidence to fend off financing squeeze before June
Euro zone recovery falters
The 16-country area's GDP barely expands 0.1% in the October-December period
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Ambitious plans, cold reality
Expansion plans at the Port of Montreal will have to be scaled back as a result of the global economic slowdown
Renovators fret over tax credit
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has said popular measure will expire at end of month, but home reno stores want an extension
David Rosenberg
Can both the economists and strategists be right?
A 36-per-cent surge in profits expected by the consensus would typically require a 14-per-cent boom in nominal GDP
Gwyn Morgan
Big deficits, creaky health service: Something's got to give
Just as individuals lose control of their personal finances when debts spiral out of control, so it is with public debt
Economy
Lower living standard looms for many high-income Canadians
Government programs, other pension options will fall short for ‘significant minority' of middle, upper-income retirees, Ontario report says
