The Detroit Three ... Two? One?
Bailout or no bailout, North American car makers will still be making vehicles in the next decade. But don't expect the auto industry of tomorrow to look anything like today's
APEC leaders vow to push free trade
Summit members agree to freeze new barriers to trade for 12 months; Harper says sound policies key to avoiding financial collapse similar to Great Depression
Crisis could benefit Chinese bargain hunters
Cheap prices, low interest rates and Beijing's insatiable appetite for raw materials are all likely to keep Chinese pocketbooks open
Sovereign fund hype subsides as cash ebbs
Future of state-owned funds less rosy as value of investments sink and governments eye extra capital for local economies
Global credit crunch hits microfinance
South Asians who have set up small businesses using small, collateral-free loans to be squeezed as credit dries up
Moving past denial on your portfolio
Financial yardsticks can measure objectively how badly you've done amid the market turmoil
Graphics and photos
Housing: Cyclical retreat or something worse?
As Canada's real estate boom ends, how some economists are measuring the slowdown
Hedge funds
Town that wealth built starts to feel the pain
Purse strings tighten in U.S. haven
Greece
Global shipping industry braces for rough waters
Falling dry cargo rates and weak demand sending industry into worst crisis in decades
The week
The top business news, in photos and stories
Auto makers plead for a lifeline. Deflation now a top concern. And, pirates disrupt shipping

Kim Yost: The Brick's own Urban renewal
The retailer launches a division catering to the growing business in downtown areas


















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