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167 years, five generations, zero family drama: What is Samuel, Son & Co.’s secret?

Meet the new school: The latest crop of Canada’s Best Managed Companies

Still the best: Welcome back to these 452 Best Managed Companies

Canada’s Best Managed Companies 2022

How Laura Wittholz managed to keep The Ten Spot and its chain of beauty bars afloat during the pandemic

Canada’s best B2B brands

2022 Best Executives: Celebrating 50 all-stars who work behind the scenes to get the job done

How Accenture’s AJ Fernandez Rivera is trailblazing trans representation in tech leadership

Editor’s Note: Shining a spotlight on the unsung heroes of the business world

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Energy investing has been a tough slog, but Rafi Tahmazian has an eye for winners in any market

Walmart Canada is in dire need of a shakeup. Meet the guy who’s leading it

Canada’s big banks are heftier oligopolies than U.S. ones. That could spell trouble as rates rise

Fasten your seat belts: Annick Guérard has a daring plan for Transat’s survival

Jim Estill bought Danby Appliances before global supply chains seized up. Here’s how he’s dealing with the new reality

Water + Air + Rock: Investors place big bets on Hydrostor’s energy-storage technology

What leaders can learn from Raptors president Masai Ujiri

Pressure is growing on companies to better disclose their ESG activities. Is a reporting standard finally on the horizon?

The return to abnormal: Will we fall back into the same old toxic workplace habits?

How restaurant chain Gusto 54 is attracting talent in an industry starved for workers

Editor’s note: Until there are more women in executive positions, we need a little less conversation and a little more action

Thunderbird’s CEO has Disney-sized plans for the company, but is not losing sight of what really matters: her employees

How corporate Canada fares when it comes to gender diversity

Failure to launch: Why more women aren’t ascending to the top roles at Canada’s largest companies

Download the April 2022 edition of Report on Business magazine

What business leaders can learn from Dwayne (the Rock) Johnson

Activist shareholders are on the rise. Whether that’s a good thing depends on who you ask

This is your brain on ketamine: Inside the brave new world of psychedelic medicine

Remember that 1970s misery index? It’s back and on the rise

Three Ontario initiatives aim to tackle soaring housing costs, but will any of them really help?

Go big or go home: Jo Taylor’s bold vision for the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan

The world needs more PPE, and this hot Canadian company has it

Cheekbone Beauty was created to give back to Indigenous communities. Now its products are sold by the world’s biggest beauty retailer

Outperforming CI fund manager Aubrey Hearn is picky about small- to mid-cap stocks

The BlackBerry veteran who took on Google and won

How Klick Health harnessed in-house talent to bring together 1,000 virtual workers

Meet 50 emerging leaders reinventing how Canada does business

What Looney Tunes’ laugh-out-loud strategy can teach you about building a successful brand

Doug Putman has revived unloved brands like Toys‘R’Us and HMV with a plan to make retail fun again

How smart suppliers helped event planner Eric Ethier pivot to PPE in December 2019

Editor’s Note: Finding optimism amid the gloom and learning how to build a retail brand with a cult-like following