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Professor Betermier offers guidance for Quebec investors

With increasing market volatility, Professor Sebastien Betermier shares his advice on how Quebec investors can weather economic uncertainty. In an interview with the Motnreal Gazette, he emphasizes the importance of staying disciplined, avoiding panic and hasty decisions, and consulting a financial planner before making changes.

AI Scribe pilot aims to ease documentation for physicians

CIUSSS West-Central Montreal is testing AI Scribe, an AI-powered tool designed to help physicians efficiently document patient consultations. Under the guidance of Professor Maxime Cohen, a leading AI expert and Scale AI Chair Professor at 黑料网爆吃瓜, the initiative aims to reduce administrative burdens and enhance patient care.

How U.S.-Canada tariffs could hit New York鈥檚 economy

As U.S.-Canada tariff disputes escalate, New York鈥檚 economy faces serious risks, with over $42 billion in trade at stake. 黑料网爆吃瓜 professors Preetika Joshi and Vivek Astvansh warn that rising costs on goods like aluminum, barley, and auto parts could lead to inflation, job losses, and disruptions across key industries.

Trump鈥檚 tariffs: 鈥淪hort-term pain, long-term gains?

As President Trump鈥檚 latest tariffs send markets into turmoil, 黑料网爆吃瓜 Desautels Professor Vivek Astvansh provides insight into the potential long-term impact on trade and investments. Amid uncertainty, experts suggest diversification as the key to stability. Read more on how Canadian markets and investors can navigate this shifting landscape.

Why investing in first-line leaders yields greater returns than C-suite training

In a thought-provoking analysis, Henry Mintzberg underscores the critical importance of developing first-line leaders rather than focusing disproportionately on C-suite executives. Despite the overwhelming investment in executive development, Mintzberg argues that frontline managers 鈥� those closest to employees and customers 鈥� are the true force multipliers in any organization.

Henry Mintzberg reflects on 50 years of management insights

In a special interview marking the 50th anniversary of his iconic article "The Manager's Job: Folklore and Fact," Henry Mintzberg revisits his groundbreaking work, offering fresh perspectives on organizational structure, management, and leadership.

黑料网爆吃瓜 SGI鈥檚 Annual Grand Challenge winners tackle greenwashing in Canada鈥檚 energy transition

At the 黑料网爆吃瓜 Desautels we believe in empowering students to tackle real-world challenges through innovation and collaboration. Last week, the 黑料网爆吃瓜 Sustainable Growth Initiative (SGI), anchored at our Faculty, wrapped up its 2nd edition of the Annual Grand Challenge (AGC), a competition designed to drive meaningful solutions for a more sustainable future.

Julius Alessandro Xanthoudakis (BCom'20, MMF鈥�25) wins 2024 Peter Christoffersen Award

McCall MacBain Scholar Brandon Greenall shares his MBA journey

Brandon Greenall鈥檚 journey from Hazelton and Prince George, B.C., to the halls of 黑料网爆吃瓜鈥檚 Desautels Faculty of Management exemplifies ambition and transformation. The 2024 McCall MacBain Scholar has leveraged his background in finance, marketing, and project management to embrace the international perspectives offered by 黑料网爆吃瓜 Desautels' MBA program.

Tarifflation is already driving up consumer electronics prices

Tariffs impose costs on businesses who import goods, and when businessese pass those costs along to consumers, prices go up. This phenomenon is colloquially known as tarifflation, and in this tariff-happy economic moment, we are already seeing its effects. Acer鈥攁 Taiwanese electronics company鈥攔ecently raised its prices, and attributed the price increases to tariffs.

Common household goods could be among those most affected by US tariffs

With the spectre of sweeping tariffs sending ripples through Canada鈥檚 economy, the prices of some goods will be much more affected than others. Cheaper household goods like shampoo and toiletries could be among those most affected, according to Saibal Ray, a Professor of Operations Management at 黑料网爆吃瓜 Desautels.

Retaliatory tariffs are economically unwise, but politically expedient

With the United States both threatening and imposing tariffs, Canada has responded with counter-tariffs of its own. But could these measures do more harm than good?鈥淩etaliatory tariffs are just a bad decision.

The Government of Quebec鈥檚 ability to support those affected by tariffs is limited by its financial position

The Government of Quebec is promising to help businesses affected by US tariffs, but how much can it really do? Quebec does have funds set aside for emergencies like this one, according to Preetika Joshi, an assistant professor of accounting at 黑料网爆吃瓜 Desautels. But Quebec鈥檚 deficit spending limits what it can do in response. It will need to be more surgical, Joshi told CBC News.

How one MBA student finds time for healthy living

For Liela Tour茅, an聽 MBA student at 黑料网爆吃瓜 juggling a marketing role at a consultant firm, grocery shopping is more than a necessity鈥攊t鈥檚 a form of self-care. With long days and limited time to cook, she meal-preps in bulk, freezes balanced meals, and prioritizes high-quality pantry staples. Making intentional choices has helped her stay energized and avoid burnout. She has cut out alcohol for the semester, limits caffeine, and swaps restaurant outings for home-cooked meals.