A Seat at the Table: McGill’s Inaugural “Being Black in Finance” Event
Featured panelists (from left to right): Stanley Desgrottes, Joseph Clement, Vanessa Allen, and Ange Beremwoudougou
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OpenAI: The Future and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
AI is rapidly becoming a strong presence in our lives. OpenAI, a company based in San Francisco, CA, is among…
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“Someone Turn on the Power, it’s out again!” SMR Nuclear Reactors and their future powering the AI revolution
Comparable to the early days of the internet, AI seems to be our generation’s technological revolution. Everyone seems to benefit…
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Space: A Money-Making Machine
In recent years, as technology has improved, ideas about the colonization of Mars have been thrown around. They all seem very far-fetched and much too far in the future for us to picture now. But the space industry has advanced to a critical inflection point. Many companies are leading a new age in the space economy. These companies are not fighting to simply get to Mars first, they are fighting over the viable economy that is being created in space. So what do those companies look like? What problems are they solving? How will they alter the future?
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Monopolizing Industries and State Intervention in Mergers and Acquisitions
The United States Justice Department recently sued the payment card services corporation Visa Inc. over its continuous efforts to monopolize…
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GXO Logistics: A Leader in Contract Logistics Poised for Growth
GXO Logistics, (NYSE: GXO) — the largest global pure-play contract logistics provider, is uniquely positioned for sustained growth in the…
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DAS Presents: CPA vs CFA Conference on November 12th
The Desautels Accounting Society (DAS), is hosting a CPA vs. CFA Conference on November 12th from 5:00 – 8:00pm in…
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Should Public Transportation be Free? An Economic, Environmental, and Social Case.
Public transportation plays a vital role in individuals’ urban lives, providing a means to travel to work, school, and elsewhere….
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The Economics of F1 Racing
Since the first Formula 1 Grand Prix in 1950, the sport has visited seventy seven circuits in every corner of…
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Little Treat Culture: It’s Nothing New
I had some good news the other day: I secured a summer job and received an A on my paper….
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