Housing affordability remained tight in 2025 as high prices and elevated mortgage costs kept many buyers on the sidelines, with experts seeing only gradual relief starting…
You know the feeling. You have an idea that feels obvious to you. Friends say it sounds cool. A few people even say they would use…
Residents in two tower blocks are facing steep increases in energy costs after subsidies ended, prompting fresh concerns about affordability and heating during colder months. The…
Entrepreneurship
The Quiet Advantage Of Founders Who Think In Decades, Not Quarters
January 14, 2026Most founders say they are long-term thinkers. In practice, many of us are living quarter to quarter, metric to metric, update to update. You feel it…
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has accused Nigel Farage of crossing “a moral line” with his anti-immigration stance, escalating a long-running dispute over how Britain handles migration.…
Most founders say they track the basics. Revenue. Users. Burn. But after watching enough early stage companies up close, you start to notice a quiet split.…
There’s a lie many founders hear on day one: you need outside money to build a real business. You don’t. The first step isn’t a pitch…
If you have ever looked at your revenue graph and thought, “We’re growing, but it still feels fragile,” gross margin is usually the reason. You can…
Private equity managers and corporate leaders are expressing renewed confidence that could drive a busier mergers and acquisitions calendar through 2026. According to a new industry…
Experts
The Illusion of Progress in Major Infrastructure Programs, According to Gord Reynolds
January 14, 2026Progress is a difficult thing to measure. What many people believe progress looks like externally is often counterintuitive to what it actually looks like internally. This…
