Category: Business

Business

Airports perform better when owned by private equity funds

by Geoff McMaster | Mar 30, 2023

Airports under public ownership have no incentive to improve customer experiences

Promising probiotic for dairy cattle headed to marketplace

by Bev Betkowski | Mar 29, 2023
Trudeau budget could lead to increase in food inflation

by Sylvain Charlebois | Mar 29, 2023
Trudeau budget: government just keeps on spending

by Dana Wilson | Mar 28, 2023
Make social networking work for you

by Rebecca Schalm | Mar 28, 2023
On climate and energy security, the U.S. is out to win

by Lisa Baiton | Mar 28, 2023

Need faster application performance?

How to evaluate performance using a graph database and FPGAs

Replenishing U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserves could take years

by Rashid Husain Syed

Purchases deferred as offers received were either too expensive or didn’t meet the required specifications

Carbon taxes driving food prices higher

by Sylvain Charlebois

Could become a much more significant driver of food inflation than climate change itself

Natural gas key to Canadian farming

From grain farms to chicken barns, natural gas helps farmers thrive

Accept that failure is part of business success

by David Fuller

Forget your ego. Just focus on the possibility of what might be. Take the risk

Canada’s intercity rail network is rotting away

by Eric Boutilier

Is the federal government simply letting our trains wither before cancelling the service outright?

Who’s paying attention to the essential details in your business?

by David Fuller

Documenting, teaching and training your staff on what they need to do is critical to success

Technology is making things worse

by Allan Bonner

For example, you can no longer simply call your lawyer to set up a one-minute meeting. It now requires an exchange of emails

Oil sands producers not greenwashing net zero plans

by Deborah Jaremko

Greenpeace complaint of greenwashing against Pathways Alliance’s CCS project ignores the facts

Are computer outages killing your reputation?

The best practice is to plan for as many failure scenarios as conceivable

University professors should just say no to oil and gas divestment

by Gina Pappano

The end goal of divestment is supply shortages, higher prices, shuttered factories, job losses, and energy poverty

China–brokered deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia catches world by surprise

by Rashid Husain Syed

A new crude oil bloc seems to be taking shape, apparently at the cost to the U.S. and the West