Watch Financial Post reporter Stephanie Hughes count down the stories that made headlines
Tims Hortons replaced its chief executive this week and a new report found that millennials account for half of insolvencies in Ontario. Photo by NICK PROCAYLO/Postmedia/Getty Images Stephanie Hughes, finance reporter for the Financial Post, walks you through the top seven stories of the week. To read more, click on the links below.
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6. High inflation makes economy inefficient: Beaudry
5. Cenovus CEO Alex Pourbaix is stepping down
4. Shopify shares drop on disappointing outlook
3. Canadian housing market had worst January since 2009: CREA
2. Tim Hortons CEO stepping down March 1
1. U.S. CPI clocks in at 6.4 per cent in January
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