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Legacy media increasingly adopted opinion-based content as newer competitors entered the news stream, a new study finds. But is it a race to the bottom?

Canada Post’s halted modernization plan shows how political caution can cost billions, and why Canada must finally confront its productivity problem.

What can successful artists teach doctors, lawyers and other service providers about integrating client feedback? A new study reveals how professionals can honour their expertise while adapting to client demands.

Tech companies claim they make acquisitions to bring in great people, but acquisitions also eliminate competitors that hire highly trained engineers, new research suggests.

Hyper-competitive industries take note: Being in direct competition with a peer can have a negative impact on work performance, but friendship can mitigate these effects, new research finds.

Anti-trust regulators should consider their options carefully when start-ups are acquired — or risk hampering local competitive markets — a new study suggests.

What does pain tolerance have to do with politics? New evidence shows that heightened pain sensitivity is linked to sympathy for opposing political views.

When it comes to online shopping, ranking in a marketplace search engine can make or break a brand. What role does monetization of search results play in consumer choice?