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Meat companies still don’t have enough workers to staff slaughterhouses, leading to rising prices and even some acute supply shortages. That’s a problem of their own making because of poor labor practices, according to an investor group that focuses on ESG issues. While global meat companies boosted pay and other…

Big Canadian telco reports, reinstated Disney dividend, the misleading math of regaining losses and active management at CPPIB.

In Malcolm Harris expansive, engaging and explosive book, the image of Stanford racing to replace its beds to accommodate its increasingly tall freshmen serves as an apt metaphor for what he calls the Palo Alto System.

US politics is something I have tried to keep a safe distance from, with all its "ins and outs" - considering how deep the political swamp is in the US, and its undulating waves. I consider the political elite as being cut from the same material,...

Being a white male means living life on the lowest difficulty setting — it's my new favorite racial analogy. Pulled from a video game!

With diversity comes conflict, but in a society where citizens seek reason and truth, common interest will prevail, as long as the people remain diligent.

The Nobel Prize in Literature 1930 was awarded to Sinclair Lewis "for his vigorous and graphic art of description and his ability to create, with wit and humour, new types of characters"

With diversity comes conflict, but in a society where citizens seek reason and truth, common interest will prevail, as long as the people remain diligent.

Like many of you, I watched parts of Vera Sharav’s new documentary series, Never Again is Now Global, this week. With its sharp focus on the Holocaust and Nazi tactics in general, I felt the need to reach back into some of my older research and remind readers who was supporting and enabling the rise

"They come for the weight loss, but stay for the health benefits."