October 24, 2014

DePictions

Graphic commentary by Michael de Adder, one of the top visual satirist in Canada

Devil’s Advocate, Column,

October 23, 2014

The science of strategy

Personal lessons in buying high, selling low and other stupid strategies

Department, In the Spotlight,

October 23, 2014

Cooking with Chef Michael Smith

Celebrity chef Michael Smith reveals how a critical purchase kid-started his career

Department, Sea and be Scene,

October 23, 2014

Lights, camera, action!

Behind the scenes photos from the 34th annual Atlantic Film Festival, hosted in Halifax.

Department, Off the shelf,

October 17, 2014

Book review: Windfall by McKenzie Funk

Our resident bibliophile reviews a sweet read from Michael Crummey and a climate change exposé

Department, Eureka Moments,

October 17, 2014

Storage Solution

Nova Scotia discovers breakthrough technology: how to store wind energy

October 17, 2014

Trading up

Exports are on an upward trend, especially in these sectors

October 17, 2014

Green as it gets

Prince Edward Islanders get serious about environmental protection

Feature

October 17, 2014

Island’s tallyman has his day

Maverick finance minster works three-year plan

October 17, 2014

When, at first, they don’t succeed…

An executive leadership program that practices what it hopes to teach: never say die

Feature

October 17, 2014

Hard… and soft as Steele

Timeless advice from one of Atlantic Canada's most iconic entrepreneurs–the elusive Harry Steele

Just Sayin’, Column,

October 17, 2014

The devil is in the details

That self-righteous hypocrite in the mirror? Yeah, you need to get over yourself.

Column, Winner takes all,

October 17, 2014

Building a competitive economy is everybody’s business

Government has a responsibility to meddle–err, invest–in the private sector

Column, XX Factor,

October 17, 2014

Superwoman is dead.

Women who believe they can do it all may be setting themselves up to fail

Department, The Water Cooler,

October 17, 2014

Black and white

News from around the region including regional business optimism a tale of extremes; Nova Scotia's Seven Lakes project an eco-planning landmark; the Rock's minimum wage rises, but it's still pretty low; Tracey Dobbin has lots to wine about–you could too; Saint John needs a makeover, says Conference Board of Canada; and, distiller looks to past for its competitive spirits.

Between the Lines, Column,

October 17, 2014

What’s up with Wes?

Why this edition will always be remembered as the issue of the no-shows

October 15, 2014

Chain reaction

Atlantic Business investigates some of the most diverse and exciting post-secondary R&D projects in the region