Features
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New book scrutinizes policy in era of Trudeau
Two-dozen academics unpack Trudeau’s pledge-fulfilment record since the Liberals won power in 2015
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Credit card rewards programs thrive with long-term digital relationships, Deloitte
Credit card issuers see an opportunity to lure customers while they’re young, rewarding them for the spending they’re doing anyway while also converting them into long-term cardholders
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The meat retreat: How manufacturers can keep pace
Darcy Simonis, industry network leader for ABB’s food and beverage segment, provides insights on how manufacturers can keep pace with the rise of meat-free diets
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Battle over Nova Scotia pulp mill’s future reflects wider Canadian debate: filmmaker
A new documentary depicts the tale of how Canadian communities can become divided as the interests of heavy industry are pitted against the natural environment
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Economists survey: 34% of economists in survey expect a U.S. recession in 2021
The economists have previously expressed concern that President Trump’s tariffs and higher budget deficits could eventually dampen the economy
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Where’d all the stocks go? Nasdaq’s CEO on shrinking market
Adena Friedman says trading markets strive to open up to the world, even while politicians push for more insularity
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Technology start-ups that fail fast succeed faster
Strategic alliance management and learning from failure may be viable strategies for technology ventures.
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Prospect of U.S.-China trade deal creates access worries for Canadian farmers
Industry leaders are vigilant about what will happen to Canadian farm exports if the U.S. and China eventually strike a deal
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Individual choice mitigation for climate change
Companies that are poised to decrease environmental impacts pass along the benefits to consumers. Examples abound, from meat processing to transportation and eco-technology
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Once a shrine to a retailer’s brand, ‘flagships’ lose lustre
Those clinging to the old concept of the flagship store are having a hard time. New versions lure shoppers with less merchandise and more high-tech experiences
