Uber in Montréal: An Uncertain Future
We’re halfway through 2019 and yes, ride-services are still fighting in Montréal. It still comes down to the one and…
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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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Working to Make It
If there were a guide-book to navigating one’s experience at Desautels, it would be called “Making it Work”. Receiving it…
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Montreal: Canada’s Bright Spot in a Struggling Housing Market
An underperforming housing market is usually an indicator of a country-wide recession, as emphasized by a research report recently released…
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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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La Marq – A Home away from Home
From communal bathrooms in Residence Halls, to dilapidated but pricey Ghetto apartments, it would be generous to call university housing…
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The Technological Revolution and How Regulation is Struggling to Keep Up
Technology is accelerating at its fastest rate ever with no evident signs that it will slow down. As a result,…
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End of the Road for Téo Taxi
On January 29th, 2019, Quebec entrepreneur Alexandre Taillefer announced that his brainchild, Téo Taxi, would be shutting down and laying…
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Sonder: An All-in-One Housing Solution
As the bliss of the new year has worn off and our schedules are become bombarded by midterms, the sea…
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How Huawei Got Canada in Trouble – US vs. China and the Pursuit of Power
Canada, a country known for being polite and friendly, has recently caught itself at odds with China, Asia’s economic superpower….
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