Globe and Mail Business
Thank U.S. shopping malls for holding down Canadian prices
Retail sales flat in March
One-third of Canadian households living paycheque to paycheque
Survey indicates that 29 per cent of households find it difficult to sock away any money once key bills were paid
Retail sales flat but higher volumes spur optimism
Market operators had expected a 0.1-per-cent rise
Ski-Doo maker BRP prices IPO
Initial public offering priced at $21.50 a share
Sales at Target Canada better than expected in initial quarter
String of brand new stores north of the border generate sales of $85-million
Premarket: Bernanke in spotlight, Nikkei hits fresh 5 1/2-year high
Fed chief speaks before Congress later this morning
Sears Canada posts loss, says transformation taking hold
Retailer reports loss of 31 cents a share in first quarter, compared with profit of 91 cents a year earlier
Why Ben Bernanke will determine whether you have a good or bad day
Markets await Fed chief's testimony
Staples quarterly profit misses analysts’ estimates
Retailer hurt by a stronger dollar and weak sales in Europe and Australia
Rogers' Zoocasa real-estate brokerage reduces agents' commissions
Zoocasa boasts that it has created a tool that will allow consumers to search through the country’s best real estate agents using such criteria as languages and experience
Video: Forget the hero leader, you need a company of leaders
Management professor Ed Lawler argues in favour of shared leadership – and against the notion of the hero CEO
Primark to provide short-term financial aid to Rana Plaza victims
Series of deadly incidents at clothing factories in Bangladesh has focused global attention on safety standards in the country’s booming garment industry
Caisse chief Michael Sabia has a new investment strategy
Quebec pension fund focuses on deep research and stock picking, as opposed to sector weighting
Marks & Spencer says online investments will hit battered profits
Retailer targets profit improvement in 2013-14, forecasts ‘more material improvements’ from 2014-15; shares up 4.9 per cent
It may be the ‘devil’s metal’ but what the devil is going on with silver?
Plus, the ecstasy and the agony of low interest rates
Teens sharing more on social media, moving to Twitter
A poll shows teens are sharing more personal information about themselves even as they try to protect their online reputations
Carney issues warning to Europe about economy
In his final speech as Bank of Canada Governor, he says ‘without sustained and significant reforms, a decade of stagnation threatens’
EU leaders talk tough on tackling Amazon, Google over taxes
European leaders want to end aggressive tax avoidance
Lowe’s misses view, underperforms Home Depot again
Retailer hurt by colder-than-usual weather at start of spring selling season and strong competition from its larger rival
Job prospects looking up for MBA grads: survey
Corporate recruiters globally suggest more employers plan to hire recent graduates of master-level business programs

