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Opinion: The dark side of Steve Jobs

We know Jobs the benevolent dictator and the principled proprietor. But recently, we've seen another side of him: the condescending jerk.

Why analysts are bullish on BP

Analysts take a lot of heat these days, but most are simply focused on fundamentals.

Can RIM walk its talk?

The BlackBerry was once the only game in town, but the company is now playing catch-up in the vital consumer market.

Arts: Don't cry for me?

More than ever, Canada's arts sector is turning to popular fare — like Stratford's Evita or Peter Pan — to win back audiences. Will it save them?

An introvert's guide to schmoozing

Just because you are lunching- and networking-averse doesn't mean your career options are limited.

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