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Why Pricing Needs a Behavioral Reset in an Era of Rising Costs

Ann Padley and Jenny Millar, co-authors of The Pricing Sprint and leaders of the consultancy Untapped Pricing, explore why many companies are losing value because customers aren’t perceiving their prices as intended. Drawing from their deep expertise in behavioral pricing strategy, Padley and Millar unpack how anchoring, choice architecture and decision simplicity can meaningfully shift purchasing behavior without altering a single price point. In a market defined by rising costs and limited pricing power, the next wave of commercial growth will come from understanding how customers actually make decisions and designing pricing strategies that reflect those real-world behaviors.
By Ann Padley and Jenny Millar
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Cyber Sovereignty at Risk: How Geopolitics Are Shaping Canada’s Digital Security

Drawing on a background in law, public policy and cybersecurity program leadership, Judith Borts brings a wide-angle view to Canada’s escalating digital risks. In this Expert Insights Q&A, she explores how talent pipelines, modern governance frameworks and innovation in fields like A.I. and quantum will shape Canada’s ability to defend itself and compete on the global cyber stage.
By Judith Borts
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Inside the Global Race to Build Gold Vaults for the Next Monetary Order

Mamadou Kwidjim Toure, founder and CEO of Ubuntu Tribe, examines the revolution reshaping global finance as central banks amass gold and build fortress vaults to reclaim control over their monetary destinies. Toure argues that this resurgence of asset-backed sovereignty signals not a return to the past but the foundation of a more inclusive, multipolar economic future.
By Mamadou Kwidjim Toure
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The Only Certainty Is Uncertainty: Why a Culture of Innovation Will Be Critical in 2026

By Barbara Salopek
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The Cost of Limiting Shareholder Voice: How New Restrictions Threaten Economic Growth

By Rick Alexander
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The Next Generation’s Declaration of Economic Independence

By Roy Swan
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The Positive-Sum Revolution: Dismantling the Myth of Zero-Sum Economics

By Roy Swan
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Returns Are the New Revenue: Why Smart Retailers Are Betting on the Boomerang

By James Murdock
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The Next Wealth Revolution: How Circular Business Models Are Redefining Growth

By Julia Binder
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Michael Porter’s Cure for America’s Self-Inflicted Economic Wounds

By Roy Swan
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The Smartest Investment: How ‘Quality Jobs’ Drive Profits

By Roy Swan
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An American Sovereign Wealth Fund Could Be the Missing Piece in Supporting Working Families

By Roy Swan
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The Price of Fairness: How DEI Can Fuel America’s Economic Revival

By Roy Swan

Patriotic Capitalism: A Blueprint for Economic Opportunity and Prosperity in America

By Roy Swan

What Nelson Peltz’s ‘Surprising’ Anti-Woke Campaign Can Teach Us

By Roy Swan
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