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Matt Lundy is an online editor at Canadian Business. His work has also appeared in the Toronto Star, The London Free Press, and The Phnom Penh Post, where he worked as an editor and reporter in Cambodia's capital.

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Facebook and Japan finally friend each other By Matt Lundy  | January 13, 2012

The social media giant is gaining traction in the Far East, suggesting that Japanese online culture is shifting away from secrecy and anonymity.

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Super Bowl advertising will be heavy on hashtags
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Audi started a trend at last year's game, but are hashtags actually useful?
New Jersey Nets tickets cost one cent on StubHub
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On the secondary ticket market, some pro sporting events are nearly worthless.
How does North Korea sustain its economy?
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Deceased leader Kim Jong-il's regime is financially supported by a mix of Chinese trade, cheap labour and illegal activities.
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Topics  Technology  /  Investing Facebook IPO Quiz: Test your knowledge By Matt Lundy  | May 17, 2012 Facebook's IPO is the most heavily scrutinized in recent memory. See if you can separate fact from fiction in our quiz.
ESPN releases its list of the world's best paid athletes by country By Matt Lundy  | From  Business Briefings  | May 04, 2012   The top earners from the U.S. and Spain make big dollars. That's not the case for athletes from Bhutan and Tuvalu.
Canada's youth are hardly making gains in employment By Matt Lundy  | From  Data  | May 03, 2012   Here's a silver lining for young Canadians seeking work: at least you're not looking for jobs in 1983, or in Greece.
How the Toronto Blue Jays' payroll stacks up By Matt Lundy  | From  Data  | April 16, 2012   In baseball, money doesn't necessarily buy success, but it can help.
Best picture winners don't always get a box office boost By Matt Lundy  | From  Data  | February 27, 2012   In the past decade, all best picture winners have grossed the far majority of their money before the Oscars were handed out.
Madison Square Garden shares get a boost from Jeremy Lin By Matt Lundy From  Business Briefings  | February 13, 2012   According to media reports, the phenomenon known as 'Linsanity' goes beyond the basketball court.
Super Bowl advertising will be heavy on hashtags By Matt Lundy  | From  Sales and Marketing  | February 03, 2012   Audi started a trend at last year's game, but are hashtags actually useful?
New Jersey Nets tickets cost one cent on StubHub By Matt Lundy  | From  Consumer Insight  | January 27, 2012   On the secondary ticket market, some pro sporting events are nearly worthless.
RIM's 2012 marketing blitz gets off to a shaky start By Matt Lundy  | From  Sales and Marketing  | January 04, 2012   After watching the BlackBerry maker's latest ad, consumers seem more interested in bikes than smartphones.
How does North Korea sustain its economy? By Matt Lundy  | From  Business Briefings  | December 20, 2011   Deceased leader Kim Jong-il's regime is financially supported by a mix of Chinese trade, cheap labour and illegal activities.
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