Air Canada, WestJet scramble to get March Break travellers home
Professor Karl Moore comments following the grounding of the Boeing Max 8 jets, which has caused two of the country鈥檚 largest airlines to re-assign other planes to accommodate travellers returning home from March Break vacations.
Reassurance amid Boeing uncertainty
As questions swirl about the safety of the Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft, Professor Karl Moore maintains that the issues encountered when flying the plane could be surmounted by an experienced pilot.
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How giving back goes a long way
In life and at work, studies have shown that individuals are seeking greater fulfillment by giving back to their communities. According to Professor Karl Moore, volunteering can also bolster your leadership skills along the way.
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Stormy skies ahead for Boeing?
Following news that Sunwing Airlines is temporarily grounding its four Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft in the wake of the Ethiopian plane crash that killed all 157 people, Professor Karl Moore comments on the potential business impact.
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Turbulent times for Liberal Government amid SNC-Lavalin controversy
Following revelatory testimony from Jody Wilson-Raybould regarding the Liberal Government鈥檚 intercession on behalf of SNC-Lavalin, Professor Karl Moore comments on the ethical issues underpinning the case.
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MBA alumnus on finding the FinTech wave
In conversation with Professor Karl Moore, Eytan Bensoussan (MBA鈥�09), Co-founder and CEO of NorthOne, reflects on the importance of investing in yourself and the journey of finding your true course.
鈥淵ou always want to be Michael Jordan on the basketball court, not Michael Jordan on the baseball field,鈥� he says.
SNC-Lavalin: Too big to fail?
Professor Karl Moore joins Power and Politics to discuss the possible fallout should SNC-Lavalin be criminally prosecuted.
For Professor Moore, its new leadership has already admitted to past wrongdoings publicly and has been effective at steering the company on the right course.
Criminal charges against SNC-Lavalin fan fears of takeover
If SNC-Lavalin is found guilty of corruption and fraud charges, it could mean a closing nail in the coffin for the Quebec-based company鈥檚 chances of preventing a takeover. Professor Karl Moore shares his perspective.
A record-breaking donation will open doors for business students
Following the historic announcement of a $200-million donation to 69热视频, John and Marcy McCall MacBain join Professor Karl Moore to discuss their philanthropic vision, as well as how the scholarships will be available for students aspiring to make an impact in business.
Reimagining the movie theater experience
Ellis Jacob, President and CEO of Cineplex, sits down with Professor Karl Moore to express the importance of thinking outside the box in the wake of Netflix; the key is creating an immersive experience for today鈥檚 moviegoers.
Legal woes for SNC-Lavalin and its implications
As SNC-Lavalin鈥檚 frustrations over a years-long legal battle around charges of bribery and fraud come to a head, Professor Karl Moore weighs in on what this could mean for Quebec鈥檚 economy.
An advantageous opening for Bombardier
With the derailment of the Siemens and Alstom railroad merger project, many observers, including Professor Karl Moore, maintain that this is good news for Bombardier Transportation.
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Sunny projections for WSP Global
WSP Global Inc. unveiled a promising strategic plan Wednesday that forecasts double-digit revenue growth through 2021. Professor Karl Moore comments on its advantageous positioning in comparison to SNC-Lavalin.
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Leadership reflections from WestJet CEO
In discussion with Professor Karl Moore, WestJet CEO Ed Sims sheds light on some of the most recent challenges he鈥檚 had to face in his role, his five-year plan, and how he is looking to position WestJet as Canada鈥檚 most Canadian airline.
Alabama offers major incentives to Airbus
With news that Alabama officials have approved a series of multi-million-dollar subsidies to Airbus to up production and job creation, Professor Karl Moore sees parallels close to home with Bombardier鈥檚 government funding.
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