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A Q-and-A with entrepreneurship associate professor Mohammad Keyhani
Five Canada Research Chairs announced at UCalgary
Faculty recognized for their research excellence in equity and inclusion, health sciences, and business
Workplace tensions: How and when bystanders can make a difference
Sandy Hershcovis, Haskayne School of Business, and colleagues writing in The Conversation Canada
Five key indicators to watch to see if we are heading into a recession
Central banks are battling inflation while trying to prevent the economy dipping into recession
In the media
In the News Marius Zoican writing in The Conversation Canada
Gamified investing apps are becoming more popular — but can be risky for young investors
In the News Nick Turner and colleagues in The Conversation Canada
Allyship efforts can face pushback in the workplace. Here’s why it happens and what leaders can do about it
In the News Canadian HR Reporter
Why are half of Canadian desk workers reluctant to disclose AI use at work?
In the News The Conversation
Cineplex’s $38.9 million fine is a wake-up call about corporate sustainability practices
In the News The Globe and Mail
Spare a thought for the vital ventures market
In the News CBC News
Patreon creators feel pressure to raise prices after Apple demands 30% share
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