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Associa Promotes Brad Wells To Regional Vice President,

DALLAS, July 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Associa, the community management industry’s largest company, is pleased to announce that Brad Wells has been.

United statesAssocia wilson blanchardJon hunterUniversity ivey school of businessMohawk collegeCanadian condominium institute grand river chapterBrad wellsWilson blanchard managementCanadian condominium institute grand riverWestern university ivey schoolAssocia chief operating officer jonNorth america

Paying workers to commute may be fix that gets them back to the office

Companies that want workers back in the office could pay them to commute, as many are loath to resume gruelling, time-sucking trips. Read on.

United statesCity ofUnited kingdomNew yorkJake edmistonKevin carmichaelGabriel friedmanJonathan englishBrent lewin bloombergFred smithJamie golombekJoe oconnorPeterj thompsonFrank gunnGraeme royLarry plummer

Canada empty downtowns defy return-to-normal and businesses hurting

Businesses recipe for success disrupted as downtowns transform from places to work, spend money to places where people do neither. Read on.

British columbiaSalt lake cityUnited statesNew yorkGlen kristenbrunKaren chappleErik joyalGabriel friedmanEl mocamboLarry plummerMatthew boswellJake edmistonAscari enotecaKevin carmichaelPeterj thompsonWorld health organization

Tax on share buybacks unlikely to boost investment: experts

The federal government s proposed corporate share buyback tax might resonate politically, but experts are doubtful it will encourage companies to invest more into growing their operations.

Chrystia freelandSteven guilbeaultDavid macdonaldJagmeet singhRick robertsonUniversity ivey school of businessCanadian centre for policy alternativesMinister steven guilbeaultFinance minister chrystia freelandNew democratsWestern universityIvey schoolCanadian centrePolicy alternatives

Taxing corporate share buybacks unlikely to boost investment in operations: experts

OTTAWA - Experts say the federal government's proposed corporate share buyback tax is unlikely to encourage co.

Chrystia freelandRick robertsonUniversity ivey school of businessMinister chrystia freelandWestern universityIvey school

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