Monopolies in a Modern World: Implications of the Antitrust Lawsuit against Facebook
On December 9th the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), in collaboration with 46 US states, hit tech giant Facebook with an…
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How Canadian Business Has Grown Abroad
Canada is the world’s tenth-largest global economy. With a population just short of 40 million, this is an impressive feat….
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H2O Innovation: Water Filtration in the Most Canadian Way Possible
One of the benefits of living in a “developed” country is a more consistent access to basic necessities, and a…
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The Resilience and Adaptivity of Banking in the Pandemic
“Too Big to Fail”—a term often mentioned in the context of financial crises, has once again been brought to mind…
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Opiano: A Student Favorite Struggles to Stay Afloat
Imagine a house of cards – delicate, complicated, and fleeting, each piece adding its own value, so integral that one…
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How COVID-19 Accelerated a New Frontier of Data Analytics and Business Intelligence
The year 2020 will forever be known as the year of COVID-19. The virus disrupted people’s lives in ways never…
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NVIDIA Pays an ARM and a Leg: How a large-scale bid faces threat from international pressures
In mid-September, Nvidia, a chipmaker, was well-received in its $40-billion bid to acquire Arm Holdings, another chipmaker, from SoftBank, a…
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The Shifting Paradigm of Montreal Real Estate
After slowing down through the summer, the second wave of COVID-19 began in Canada in September, in line with the…
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Paying with Privacy: The True Cost of Amazon’s Surveillance Systems
Last month, Amazon unveiled a series of new products, including an indoor drone that flies autonomously within the home and…
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Distilling the Success of Today’s Big Tech
The past few months saw a revolution quietly run its course in Italy. For a country that has traditionally preferred…
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