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Research in Motion suffered a tough ride in 2011 but it’s not over yet.

2011 was a tumultuous year in the business world. CB writers take a look at those who gained a lot and lost a lot.

Skilled tradespeople are the core of our manufacturing sector. Our country will be at a huge shortage when the baby boomers retire and we’re not replacing them fast enough.

Canadian Business writer Joe Castaldo discusses Iceland's love affair with the loonie.

There's a school in France that offers an MBA in Economic Warfare. Canadian Business online editor Josephine Lim talks to senior writer Thomas Watson about this unique education.

Loblaws is taking a leap into the luxury food market in select stores starting this month. Canadian Business online editor Josephine Lim talks to staff writer Jeff Beer about this upcoming product line.

Some experts believe natural gas will overtake oil as the next major commodity. Canadian Business online editor Josephine Lim talks to western editor Michael McCullough about this upcoming revolution.

Canadian Business online editor Josephine Lim talks to reporter Angelina Chapin about the company’s successful expansion into Saudi Arabia.

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After the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001, Canada beefed up its security defenses in various modes of transportation. For some companies, business boomed during the decade of change.

Greece’s economic situation scoops up headlines around the world as investors await a financial solution. Numerous suggestions are thrown around to try and resolve a crisis that could send shockwaves through the world’s economy.