How RobinHood is Changing the Markets of Today
The recent turmoil around the globe has caused its fair share of market movements; 2020 has been undoubtedly one of…
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Surviving the Surge: Unwrapping Uber’s Unsympathetic Pricing Model
Avoiding the surge is a game played by many. Some are less successful than others, but we have all unwittingly…
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Keeping Congress Off The Keyboard
Twitter used to be the hub for memes, too-much-information life updates, the jokes of the day, or any other number…
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Decluttering the Signs of a Recession
The month of August has been particularly volatile for global economics and markets. This worldwide disruptiveness, with each event covered…
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Pride is Good Business
Last June was Pride Month, an important month of celebration for the members of the LGBTQ+ community. Several pride-related events…
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A Tweet, a Like, and a Market Crash
Donald Trump speaks his mind on Twitter in an uncensored manner that we (and our markets) are not quite used…
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The Cost of Choosing a Side
On September 4, 2018, Nike famously announced their endorsement of San Francisco 49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick. Their catchline: Believe in…
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Creating Impact Through Social Business and MyVision
Friday, November 23rd was the day of MyVision McGill’s biggest event, the Social Innovation Summit. Designed to spread awareness about…
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NAFTA’s Renegotiation and The Cost of Milk
The North American Free Trade Agreement’s infamous renegotiation can be seen as the offspring of Donald Trump’s ongoing series of…
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A Flame Reignited: Inside Calgary’s Bid for the 2026 Olympics
“The Olympic Games just don’t make money,” proclaims Dr. Moshe Lander, a sports economist and professor at McGill and Concordia…
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