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Surging Japanese bond yields are shaking up the yen carry trade, risking currency swings and global market volatility that could hit investors across the globe.

If you trace most great ideas to their origin, you’ll find something else entirely: a conversation, a collaboration, a clash of perspectives.

The skies are brimming with options today—some shiny, some slippery. You might feel torn between multiple paths, unsure which opportunity is the golden ticket. The good news? You can make a decision that elevates your long game—just don’t rush the process.

In today’s global economy, the old way of expanding your business—chasing cold leads, hiring high-priced consultants, and hoping for a lucky break—isn’t just outdated. It’s exhausting.

Red tape and high living costs are pushing Vancouver’s tech workers away, even as global recruiters pitch opportunities at Web Summit Vancouver.

Social media algorithms turn every opinion into a crisis. From 18th-century pamphlets to today’s digital outrage, manufactured fury has long driven public discourse. Now it’s automated. It’s time to reclaim nuance before the noise drowns out reason.

This week’s ruling by the U.S. Court of International Trade, which temporarily blocks many of the tariffs introduced by former President Trump, should be front-page news for every Canadian exporter—but not for the reasons you might think.

Crisis is not a matter of if, but when. For leaders, it’s never a question of whether adversity will come, it’s how we’ll respond when it does.