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The language used in earnings news releases can affect stock prices as much as the numbers a company reported, new research finds.

Coordinating thousands of people around the World Cup is a logistical nightmare. Cities shouldn’t waste the learning opportunity.

The next decade will determine whether Canada emerges as a global nuclear leader — or watches from the sidelines as others drive the energy transition.

Companies that compete for government green contracts are the ones cutting emissions fastest, new research finds.

When crypto prices rise, firms highlight and simplify disclosures — but new research shows they grow quieter and less clear when losses hit.

As tech companies move from being users of the internet to owners of its infrastructure, they are reshaping not just how data moves, but who controls access, competition and innovation online.

Digital tools that help patients manage their health at home can be hugely beneficial in recovery and even in preventing health problems down the line. Despite the benefits, new research suggests doctors are the biggest barrier to adoption.

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