Economics High Times Ahead: A Case for the North American Cannabis Industry The North American cannabis industry is poised to become one of the fastest growing and lucrative markets in our economy.
High Times Ahead: A Case for the North American Cannabis Industry The North American cannabis industry is poised to become one of the fastest growing and lucrative markets in our economy.
A Tidal Shift: Fixing the Water Privatization Model Water privatization requires an overhaul if it is ever to be a truly successful model.
The Sun is Setting on the American Empire What we can learn from the successes and failures of the U.S. conquest.
Queen's Women Investors QBR sits down with QWI co-founders Helen Wong and Tina Huang to learn of their ambitions and hopes for the club going into its second year.
Algorithmic Bias in Hiring The advent of technology within hiring practices provides efficiencies and cost savings at the expense of proper decision-making and care for sensitivities that cannot be detected by algorithms.
The Death of Privacy Increased proliferation of facial recognition technology in society is altering what it means to uphold privacy.
From Billionaires to Billion Shares Private equity investment into professional sports can be a potential boon for the industry going forward.
Under the Guise of Financial Freedom Alternative credit functions such as 'Buy now, pay later' can drive poor decision-making for consumers.
Out With The Oil, In With The New Iran's dependence on crude oil must be set aside for social and economic progress to bolster the country's growth.
What Canadians Keep Getting Wrong About UBI UBI offers new hope to many Canadians amid struggling economic circumstances.
A return to in-person classes might not be the cure university students are hoping for Lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic present new challenges for students as they return to campus.
A Recap: The Post Election Roundtable This year, Joseph R. Biden was elected as the 46th President of the United States in an explosive election cycle spanning several days, and with notable surprises.
Private Equity (Probably) Won’t Save Small Businesses Alternative private capital models better serve SMEs needing capital injection.
Students Need to Assimilate at Smith to Succeed 2014 Medal in Commerce recipient and Founder of QBR recounts his experiences with race in first-year.
Blue-Sky Bias Scott McFarland pulls no punches as he questions the integrity and credibility of Tesla's management team.
Print A Tidal Shift: Fixing the Water Privatization Model Water privatization requires an overhaul if it is ever to be a truly successful model.
Print The Sun is Setting on the American Empire What we can learn from the successes and failures of the U.S. conquest.
Finance Queen's Women Investors QBR sits down with QWI co-founders Helen Wong and Tina Huang to learn of their ambitions and hopes for the club going into its second year.
Economics Increasing Interest Rates Canada's economic recovery plan involving increasing interest rates is likely to create potential hurdles for consumers reaping the benefits of smaller interest payments.
Finance NFTs & the Blockchain The breakthrough of non-fungible tokens within the crypto investing landscape, while new and material, holds serious questions over the viability of the products and their purchases.
Tech Algorithmic Bias in Hiring The advent of technology within hiring practices provides efficiencies and cost savings at the expense of proper decision-making and care for sensitivities that cannot be detected by algorithms.
Tech The Death of Privacy Increased proliferation of facial recognition technology in society is altering what it means to uphold privacy.
Finance From Billionaires to Billion Shares Private equity investment into professional sports can be a potential boon for the industry going forward.
Finance Under the Guise of Financial Freedom Alternative credit functions such as 'Buy now, pay later' can drive poor decision-making for consumers.
Politics Canada's Deficit Current Canadian federal spending poses long-term risks for the health of the country that cannot be remediated with alternative theories like MMT.
Politics Out With The Oil, In With The New Iran's dependence on crude oil must be set aside for social and economic progress to bolster the country's growth.
Economics What Canadians Keep Getting Wrong About UBI UBI offers new hope to many Canadians amid struggling economic circumstances.
Student Life A return to in-person classes might not be the cure university students are hoping for Lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic present new challenges for students as they return to campus.
Finance We Can No Longer Afford Cash The digital transformation of cash will be for the benefit of all.
Tech Revenue & Forecasting Workshop Highlights from QTMA’s Revenue & Forecasting Workshop. Co-chair Shani Mithani and advisor Julien Lin go through the most realistic and accurate ways to forecast revenue.
Tech Dashboarding & Product Analytics Workshop Key takeaways from QTMA's Dashboarding & Product Analytics Workshop. Co-chair Nick Chan shares insights on how companies can implement reporting to make better business decisions.
Economics Battling a She-cession with a She-covery Recovery spending must account for the unequal economic burden on women.
Podcast Imperfectly Sustainable Anna is extremely passionate about fighting for system change while also navigating how to live more a sustainable lifestyle. Anna encourages others to be imperfectly sustainable through a social media account called @sustianabilitysimplified
Tech Intro to Venture Capital Video recording and highlights from QTMA’s Venture Capital Workshop. Advisors Tim Tham and Julien Lin introduce basic venture capital concepts and a structure for pitching a product/service.
