International Business
Understanding Canada’s New Forced-Labour Law
When Bill S-211 comes into force next year, businesses need to be prepared for it to have more teeth than critics predict
Beware Convergence of SRI and Impact Investing
The financial world needs to recognize that making a proactive difference requires more than simply appropriating impact assessment terminology.
Green Economy Growing Pains
It’s time to address the disconnect between green job growth and the employment expectations of the green generation.
Don’t Read Too Much into Bitcoin’s Status in El Salvador
Why the logic behind making an outdated cryptocurrency legal tender is as shaky as Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele’s roll out of bitcoin
Managing the Hassle Factor in the Age of Disruption
When it comes to achieving the best return on foreign investment, research shows that location bias amongst management is a major hidden obstacle.
SNC-Lavalin and the Corruption of Public Discourse
Why the fight against corporate corruption would be better served by focusing on punishing unethical individuals, not victimized organizations
Analyzing Alibaba’s Magic
The rise of China’s e-commerce giant has been attributed to numerous factors, but the impact of institutional voids should not be ignored.
Dealing with Dictators
Canada doesn’t need a U.S.-style Magnitsky Act to deal with human rights abusers.
Even NAFTA Tweaks Could Be Costly
Research shows any thickening of U.S. borders threatens prosperity across the integrated North American economy.
