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Investors using Robinhood app share tips on Twitter, Reddit and TikTok. Most are in for a nasty surprise. Here I go again, sounding like a broken record. A couple months ago, I wrote an article noting that we are likely in the final act of the biggest stock market bubble in history.

Leadership training is only part of the solution — leaders must act and hold the managers who report to them accountable when they see gaslighting in action.

You own a house that needs repairs, but you’re a lazy penny-pincher who keeps delaying the jobs. A violent rainstorm hits your house, your basement floods and the roof leaks. Suddenly, you’re rushing to arrange hugely expensive overhauls to keep the house livable.

On October 24, 2010, Apple CEO Steve Jobs sent a very important email. It contained the agenda for the company's upcoming "Top 100" retreat, a top secret and super exclusive offsite management meeting that was reserved for 100 of Apple's most influential employees.

The Nobel Prize for economics has been awarded to Ontario-born academic David Card. Congratulations came first from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, followed quickly by a public salute from the leader of Ontario’s loyal Opposition, Andrea Horwath.

Increasingly, books are something that libraries do not own but borrow from the corporations that do.

Successful enterprise transformation has long been considered the holy grail of the corporate world — continually sought after, but difficult to grasp.

Roughly 18 months into the Covid-19 pandemic, global shipping is still in crisis, with backlogs looming over the peak holiday shopping period.

FOR ECONOMICS writing—a genre that stylistically is often closer to computer manuals than to literature—a discussion paper recently posted on the Federal Reserve’s website is a blessed relief. Jeremy Rudd, a Fed researcher, includes quotations from William Butler Yeats and Dashiell Hammett.

Be smart about how you spend and borrow in the months ahead because your living costs will soar. We are entering a tricky stretch of the pandemic – in a personal finance way.

At least one tech giant has decided it's better to serve banks rather than taking them head on. Google is shuttering its bank account product nearly two years after announcing ambitious plans to take on the retail finance industry.

The digital media company has raised eyebrows for its claims about its audience size for years. Then came the strange voice on the phone.

AS PART OF his plan for socialism in the early 1970s, Salvador Allende created Project Cybersyn. The Chilean president’s idea was to offer bureaucrats unprecedented insight into the country’s economy. Managers would feed information from factories and fields into a central database.

It’s become impossible to not have the attention of cryptocurrency and the technology supporting the industry. It’s become mainstream and there seems to be no clear stop of the disruption.

It is often a struggle just to stay afloat. But if you had enough money, would you pursue more of it – or should time now be our greatest aspiration?