Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio.

I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

This month marks 10 years since revelations in Greece rattled the whole of Europe

and kicked off a blistering financial crisis in the country.

A crisis whose echoes can still be heard.

We look back on a decade of efforts to balance the books.

And stock ticker symbols are normally pretty boring fare.

But there are a few companies that have chosen fun letters to denote their businesses on the markets.

And the funny thing is, that seems to make the stocks do better.

First up though.

It was a tense night for Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

But the results have been counted and he's won a second term in yesterday's federal election.

You are sending our liberal team back to work, back to Ottawa with a few words.

You are sending our liberal team back to work, back to Ottawa with a clear mandate.

We will make life more affordable. We will continue to fight climate change.

We will get guns off our streets and we will keep investing in Canadians.

It was a tight and at times aggressive race and a narrow victory for Mr. Trudeau,

who's lost his majority and will now lead a minority government.

His first win drew plenty of attention and praise for his progressive policies and a straight talking approach to government.

But the Prime Minister's first term wasn't entirely rosy.

This election was in large part a referendum on the record of Justin Trudeau,

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