Who hasn’t occasionally dreamt of high-tailing it to business school and then riding off into the sunset to start a business and bathe in fountains of money? Thanks to Michael Mazzeo, Paul Oyer, and S...
This interview originally aired on Sept. 28,2019. Caroline Walker is the inventory manager at McNally Robinson Booksellers in Saskatoon. The store is one of the largest independent bookshops in Saskat...
This interview originally aired on Sept. 28,2019. Caroline Walker is the inventory manager at McNally Robinson Booksellers in Saskatoon. The store is one of the largest independent bookshops in Saskat...
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Nancy Walecki is a staff writer and editor at Harvard Magazine. Boston-based, but a Los Angeles native at heart, she often can be found roller-skating, singing, and waiting for the sun to come out. Sh...
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Episode Transcript Today onThe Current: Canada saw an increase in femicide from 2019 to 2020, according toa new report. Women were most likely to be killed by men they knew, and Indigenous women were ...
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The social network has gone corporate. Almost a decade after Mark Zuckerberg started thefacebook in his Harvard dorm, virtually all major businesses (and plenty of small companies) are using social to...
