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How Travis McDonough built a multi-million-dollar enterprise in just six years
How to let go of the company you spent your entire life building
Finding the right pot of funding can make or break a fledgling business.
How do you know which is right for you?
The new wave of culinary tourism operators in Atlantic Canada are whetting the wanderlust, showcasing one-of-a-kind East Coast experiences and garnering worldwide attention
Catch the socially-conscious wave
As consumers seek ethical and green products, B-Corp certification helps companies herald their values
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What, me worry?
At the height of the Korean War, President Truman was sitting with his senior military team. They had in front of them a large world map. Out of the blue, the President put his finger on Iran and claimed it would be the source of the world’s geo-political problems in the future. Was he just being very prescient or did his thinking incorporate a deep understanding of the area’s complexity? It’s impossible to know of course but his prediction was incredibly accurate.
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Under the influence
Atlantic Canadians weigh in on what it means to be an influencer (whether they like being call one or not)
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Grey is the new black
I CAN'T TELL YOU how happy I was to read recently that our former prime minister, Jean Chretien, was in a hospital bed in Hong Kong being treated for a kidney stone. Uh… let me rephrase, revise, rejig that. I don’t wish our former prime minister ill. Far from it.
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- Atlantic Canadian startups attract record investments — and 4 other things to know this week
Brendan Brothers is a co-founder of St. John’s software company Verafin.
Here’s looking at you, Atlantic Canadians startups!
Startups in the region attracted $166.6 million in private money in 2018 — a record amount, according to Entrevestor’s latest report.
Half of ...
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- Will oil from N.L.’s offshore be needed in a low-carbon world? This U.K. researcher says no
The day before millions of people across the world hit the streets for the first day of Climate Strike protests, Newfoundland and Labrador’s natural resources minister delivered a speech to members of the St. John’s Board of Trade ...
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