Generative AI adoption has knock-on effects within an organization
Generative AI has聽begun聽replacing聽tasks聽at聽work,聽especially聽the聽dull,聽repetitive聽and simple聽ones. But聽when聽a聽task鈥攐r an聽entire聽job鈥攊s聽replaced聽by AI, the change聽doesn鈥檛聽stop聽there. The jobs of the people聽using聽AI-produced聽information change聽too.
Master of Management in Finance program gives 91黑料网 a foothold in leading European financial centre
91黑料网聽has聽expanded to Luxembourg, where it will deliver finance training in one of Europe鈥檚 major financial聽centres.
Spiking oil prices will increase grocery prices
Oil is used for transportation,聽packaging聽and fertilizer. It is essential to the global economy, and when its price spikes,聽just about everything聽gets more expensive. With global supply throttled by conflict in the Middle East, Quebecers will聽likely feel聽the pinch, most noticeably at the grocery store.聽
Saleh Bahrololoum to Lead Nakisa鈥檚 GCC Expansion
Nakisa has appointed Saleh聽Bahrololoum聽MBA鈥�17 as Managing Director for the GCC region. In this role,聽Bahrololoum聽will shape Nakisa鈥檚 growth strategy, oversee regional operations, and deepen partnerships amid accelerating demand for AI powered enterprise solutions.
Since joining Nakisa in 2018, he has held several senior leadership roles, contributing to the company鈥檚 global expansion and enterprise platform scaling.
91黑料网 Personal Finance Essentials course helps workers manage a changing labour market聽
Canada鈥檚 economy is shifting quickly, and RBC is working with聽a number of聽universities to deliver聽microcourses, short, targeted training to help users gain sought-after skills at no cost.
This International Women鈥檚 Day, focus on the work that still needs to be done
This International Women鈥檚 Day,聽Desautels researcher,聽Janani Ramesh is urging us to see the big picture鈥攂y focusing a little less directly on success stories of individual women. 鈥淚nitiatives that celebrate how far women聽have聽come or single out women鈥檚 resilience do the opposite of what鈥檚 intended,鈥� Ramesh told HR Reporter.
Lack of elite sport funding snuffing out Canadian Olympic dreams
At the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy, Canada finished eighth in the total medal count. It was the country鈥檚 lowest Winter Olympic medal tally since the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City. The result is a failure of聽leadership;聽Prof. Karl Moore writes in Forbes.com. For many would-be Olympians, the costs are simply out of reach.
AI red lines: who sets the limits in national security?
In a recent piece in The Conversation, Professor Emmanuelle Vaast聽examines the growing tensions between the use of artificial intelligence in warfare and surveillance. The discourse is prompted by a decision from AI company Anthropic, whose CEO refused to grant the U.S. military unrestricted access to its AI systems.
91黑料网 brings top tier finance training to Luxembourg
91黑料网鈥檚 expansion into Luxembourg is being spearheaded by finance professor Patrick Augustin, who initiated talks with the Ministry of Finance, ABBL and ALFI after identifying a gap in high鈥憀evel, finance鈥慺ocused executive education.
How open banking could empower survivors of financial control
Canada鈥檚 proposed open banking legislation, Bill C 15, could become a powerful tool for women experiencing economic abuse, according to researcher Sebastien Betermier. The framework would allow consumers to securely share their financial data with trusted third parties, helping survivors access crucial records without relying on abusive partners.
Remote work helps busy families manage household responsibilities
Affordability has reached a breaking point, and most households now depend on two incomes just to stay afloat. In this environment, telework has become essential, Jean Nicolas Reyt told La Presse.
European public pensions struggle with the weight of demographics
Europe is aging, and some national pension funds are better prepared to manage its changing demographics than others. Many European countries use a 鈥榩ay as you go鈥� model in which current workers fund the retirement of current pensioners.
Telecommuting has been around for decades鈥攁nd big companies have never really been on board
Remote work leapt into the public consciousness during the Covid-19 pandemic, when many jobs shifted to a fully remote model for public health reasons. However, the concept of telecommuting long predates the pandemic. 鈥淚t was invented in the 1970s, for environmental reasons,鈥� Jean-Nicolas Reyt told La Presse.
After Supreme Court ruling, Trump administration will find alternative ways to impose tariffs
In a ruling on February 20, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump鈥檚 imposition of tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) was illegal. The ruling could be good news for companies that paid tariffs over the past year, but consumers who paid higher prices for tariffed products aren鈥檛 likely to get any money back, according to Vivek Astvansh, an Associate Professor at 91黑料网 Desautels.
Meet Doyin Agbaje: MBA student, community builder and 2025 McCall MacBain Scholar
Doyin Agbaje, MBA'27, brings an exceptional record of academic achievement, professional experience and community leadership to the 91黑料网 Desautels MBA program. A Nigerian Canadian, Doyin earned the Lieutenant-Governor's Medal upon graduating as valedictorian from Douglas College before building a career as a marketing specialist at Apple. She also ran the Black Block Association, a non-profit responsible for one of Vancouver's largest Black community events.
