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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Build Your Own Instagram Comedy Festival
Welcome to The Bull & Bear’s very own Build Your Own Instagram Comedy Festival! What an amazing crowd we have here tonight! How’s…
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Meals For Milton-Parc Tackles Homelessness in Montreal And Educates On Indigenous Issues
Over the past couple of weeks, a new McGill volunteer initiative in the Milton-Parc neighbourhood has quickly gained support from…
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McGill and Remote Learning: The Bad and The Ugly
As we approach an unusually dreaded midterm season, it has become increasingly apparent that, through its failure to regulate in-class…
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Nikola Corporation – Its Recent Avalanche and Uncertain Future
The success and longevity of EV vehicles lies in the technological competency of carmakers. Throwing baffling pledges and commitments on…
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The Reverse Merger Fraud – How Chinese Corporations Fooled American Investors
In the late 2000s, hundreds of Chinese corporations entered US capital markets through a strategic option called a reverse merger….
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What’s Next for the Canadian MNT? Enter Jonathan David
Far from the glittering lights of UEFA and the rich traditions and rivalries of CONMEBOL, CONCACAF teams have long labored…
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MUS U0/U1 BoD Candidates Debate
On Monday, September 8, the Management Undergraduate Society (MUS) held its annual first year representative debates., where U0 and U1…
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Tiktok and the Evolution of Data Privacy
Imagine a small, orange bird. It has reddish-brown wings and a wide, golden tail. Native to the forests of Brazil,…
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The North American Tipping Culture – Why Do We Tip So Much?
In North America, we tip. A lot. In fact, anything below fifteen percent is deemed inappropriate. Whether you are dining…
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