Business

A little visual stimulation in the office space can go a long way – especially on Mondays after a long weekend. Tired of his boring, uninspiring office walls, one employee gathered his coworkers and transformed the office over a weekend into a work of art, with almost 9,000 Post-It notes

If your personal income tax rates are getting you down, you may want to consider relocating to the Yukon. Last week, the territory announced it would cut income tax rates after a record-setting budget surplus

Tuition costs can make a major dent in anyone’s bank account. Student loans can take a decade to pay off – perhaps longer if you go to an American university. Which is why it’s pretty big news that Stanford just announced it would pay tuition costs for families who earn less than $125,000

Lifestyle branding soars to new heights as Miami’s 60-story Porsche Design Tower races past 90% occupancy. And don’t worry, there will be a separate condo building specifically designed to match people’s Armani suits

Go ahead; splurge on that weekend away at a summer music festival. Science now provides solid logic on why we should spend our precious paycheques on experiences rather than on things. In the end, it’s the experiences – not the material possessions – that make us happier

Your job says a lot about you, including whether or not you may be a psychopath. But don't get too worked up about your boss potentially becoming the next Patrick Bateman before understanding what the term really means

One of the most important players in the tech world has just publicly pledged to give away his massive fortune to philanthropic causes. And he's just the latest in a long line of the world's wealthiest to commit to doing so

If you didn't already know that you could be drinking and giving at the same time, you're one too many behind. Social philanthropy is Canada's latest business trend that, when used right, lets you give back by doing little more than raising a glass

France is up to some pretty progressive things as of late. First, they sought to ban anorexic-looking models. Now, the country is getting a little greener. In a law passed yesterday, all new commercial buildings must now be partially covered by plants or solar panels