We need to fundamentally change how capitalism works, in part by recognizing intangible assets like human and natural capital
Author: Robert McGarvey
Our world forged in the trenches of the Great War
The battle for the values it was fought for – the defense of justice, rights and freedoms – never ceases
Welcome to the new Age of Intolerance
Trudeau is just the man to heal the wounds. After all, he’s been dressing up and imitating so many different cultures that he identifies with everybody
God save the Queen – so she can save our country
When (not if) democracy fails, Canada’s constitutional monarchy could well save us from a descent into political anarchy
Don’t sing the blue-ribbon blues about Alberta’s future finances
There are ways to reorganize some of our basic services, and we can rev up a new research-and-development engine of growth
Bailing out Alberta? ATB could do it
If I were king of Alberta, I’d instruct ATB to use its credit reserves to start buying up Alberta debt on the bond markets
How to fix toxic shareholder capitalism
Too many valuable assets never get identified, measured or capitalized on a company’s financial statement. Those include workforce and corporate reputation
Invisible assets missing link to creating successful tech industry
It is time for conventional banking institutions to enter the 21st century
Why Canadians won’t, or can’t, invest in their own country
C’mon Canadians, break out of the grim consensus, do your homework and invest your TSFA in the Canadian economy. The banks won’t
Can ethics save capitalism?
The rise of angry populism has illustrated one critical truth – CEOs and other business leaders need to consciously align their actions with the greater good