The Powell Perspective

Perma-Pipe's entry into the Russell indexes is more than a stock market footnote. It’s a signal about infrastructure, institutional investing, and hidden value.

A Supreme Court decision blocking 'failure-to-warn' lawsuits against Roundup's maker was seen as a win, but the fight is far from over. Here's the pivot.

Ottawa's new Advisory Council on Rights, Equality and Inclusion boasts a diverse roster, but can this consolidated body truly tackle rising hate and antisemitism?

As Ontario's lowest-paid nurses demand fair wages from the Victorian Order of Nurses, their fight exposes a deep crisis threatening the province's home-care strategy.

A Malaysian telco is rewriting the rules on child safety with network-level controls. Is this a global blueprint for protection or a new frontier in surveillance?

Westcliff University partners with N.W.A. founder Arabian Prince on a new scholarship, bridging a hip-hop legacy with a future in tech and social impact.

At the University of Miami, 3D anatomical avatars are changing doctor visits. This tech promises clarity, but what are the hidden costs of progress?

As United Airlines prepares its Q2 2026 report, all eyes are on its ambitious growth plan. Can its 'United Next' strategy soar above industry headwinds?

As Toronto builds a massive waterfront community, a new library is its social centerpiece. But does this model of public-private partnership deliver on its promise?

As 1.5 million Canadian kids lack a family doctor, KixCare's new home diagnostic kit offers relief. But does this tech lifeline come with hidden costs?

Greenland Mines charts a bold path for its Skaergaard project, but can it navigate the treacherous terrain of Arctic mining and financial instability?

MEXC and Ondo offer 24/7 access to US stocks via tokenization, but a closer look reveals a promising technology built on a foundation of regulatory quicksand.

A new report names Quadient a leader in AR automation, but the real story is the shift to autonomous systems that are redefining cash flow for modern CFOs.

Long-term shareholder Phoenix Asset Management publicly pressures UK homebuilder Barratt Redrow to accelerate buybacks, citing deep undervaluation.

Rancho La Gloria's Rocket Pop Margarita returns for America's 250th, blending nostalgia with a USO donation. But what's the real calculus behind it?

Ottawa is funding community-led projects targeting food security and social prescribing. It’s a quiet but radical shift from treatment to prevention.

Italian rapper Tedua's new app, TEDUA ID, is more than a fan club. It's a strategic move in a quiet rebellion against social media giants.

With major updates to its Skylar AI and a top ranking from IDC, ScienceLogic is pushing enterprises beyond mere monitoring toward truly autonomous IT operations.

A new ABA credit card reveals a powerful trend: hyper-specialized financial tools. We dissect how these partnerships are reshaping industries, one profession at a time.

Huron Capital's latest HVAC acquisition is more than a deal; it's a blueprint for how private equity is systematically rebuilding mission-critical services.