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Governance and Risk Management Why U.S. elections could trigger a wave of layoffs Oct, 2026 | Article Dushyantkumar Vyas Companies tend to hold off on major staffing cuts during election periods, but that restraint may not last once the votes are counted. Economics, Trade and Policy We can't wait for Washington: How U.S. politics are reshaping Canadian trade Oct, 2026 | Podcast Walid Hejazi Canada’s economic future isn’t just shaped at home — it’s deeply tied to the United States. So how vulnerable does that make Canadian businesses, and what could the U.S. midterm elections mean for our economy? Healthcare and Life Sciences The ripple effect of a false positive Oct, 2026 | Opinion Dinara Ackchurina Workers who experience an inaccurate health screening result go on to test less frequently afterward — and that reluctance can spread through the workplace. AI, Analytics and Big Data Managing a machine that reasons Oct, 2026 | Opinion Ing-Haw Cheng Unlike traditional algorithms, AI agents make decisions in the moment. Organizations need to learn how to manage what happens next. AI, Analytics and Big Data The judgment advantage Oct, 2026 | Article Ajay Agrawal AI can make workers more productive. But will everyone benefit? Behavioural Economics and Marketing Condo city: How Toronto became the condo capital of North America Sep, 2026 | Article Nathaniel Baum-Snow Toronto’s skyline reflects a housing system that makes high-density development easier — but that hasn’t solved the affordability problem. AI, Analytics and Big Data Will AI just make us all aggressively average? Sep, 2026 | Opinion Max Valiquette Artificial intelligence holds much promise. But what happens to creative potential when the tool will always confidently agree with you? Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
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Behavioural Economics and Marketing Condo city: How Toronto became the condo capital of North America Sep, 2026 | Article Nathaniel Baum-Snow Toronto’s skyline reflects a housing system that makes high-density development easier — but that hasn’t solved the affordability problem. AI, Analytics and Big Data Will AI just make us all aggressively average? Sep, 2026 | Opinion Max Valiquette Artificial intelligence holds much promise. But what happens to creative potential when the tool will always confidently agree with you? Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
AI, Analytics and Big Data Will AI just make us all aggressively average? Sep, 2026 | Opinion Max Valiquette Artificial intelligence holds much promise. But what happens to creative potential when the tool will always confidently agree with you? Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next