The Maple Leaf Effect: When a National Symbol Becomes a Brand
The red maple leaf is more than a striking graphic. In Canada, it has become one of the world’s most recognizable national symbols—and an important lesson in how identity, emotion and branding can converge. The maple leaf was already associated with…
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Canada Updates Visa Wait Times: What Applicants Need to Know
OTTAWA, September 24, 2026 — Canada has updated its estimated processing times for temporary residence applications, with changes affecting work permits, visitor visas and Super Visas, while study permit timelines remained unchanged. According to CIC…
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When the Singer Is Gone, Who Owns the Song?
A singer dies, but the music does not necessarily stop making money. Years after an artist’s death, previously unreleased recordings can appear on streaming platforms, albums can be reissued, songs can be licensed for films, and old recordings can…
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Costco Expands Uber Eats Partnership to 47 U.S. States, Reaching Nearly 600 Stores
Costco and Uber are expanding their U.S. delivery partnership, bringing Costco’s warehouse shopping experience to more customers through the Uber Eats platform. According to a CNBC report by Caleigh Keating, the partnership has expanded from 17 states to…
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UN Business Seminar
Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce and Secroral Association in Collaborating with the United Nations to support Ethiopian businesses to access UN procurement and other opportunities by gaining a better understanding of UN logistics and procurement procedures.
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