Jared Lindzon is a freelance journalist at various esteemed publications, including Fast Company and The Globe and Mail. He specializes in reporting on technology, entrepreneurship, and the Future of Work, with a keen focus on real estate, workforce issues, and market trends in Canada. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, TIME, and BBC World.
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Jared focuses on citing data in articles that cover business, human resources, and employment topics. He seems to be interested in analyzing trends and developments related to the labor market, economic uncertainty, and consumer behavior.
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D espite the growing number of foldable smartphones on the market, they're still too bulky for many consumers.
By: Jared Lindzon
While advances in cleantech are ultimately designed to be better for the planet, key to their rapid and widespread adoption is the fact that they're also better for businesses and local economies. Getty Images
By: Jared Lindzon
After nearly a quarter century in the field, Google Canada vice-president and managing director Sabrina Geremia has had a front-row seat to all the social changes brought on by technology.
Much has changed since seventh-generation apple farmer Quinton Gibson started working in the family orchard as an eight-year-old.
By: Jared Lindzon
The recovery started months ago in other Canadian cities, Royal LePage CEO Phil Soper says, and the last markets to recover are going to be Toronto and Vancouver
The Globe and Mail offers the most authoritative news in Canada, featuring national and international news
Industry experts point to numerous unforeseen challenges that prevented 5G from reaching its full potential, and they remain confident 6G can deliver on those promises, and more. They point out that the next generation of mobile connectivity is expected to deliver more than higher speeds, leading to new sensing, AI, cybersecurity, cloud computing, digital twin, and smart-device capabilities.
The Globe and Mail offers the most authoritative news in Canada, featuring national and international news
By: Jared Lindzon
Applications often spike when the economy is struggling, but researchers believe there are other reasons why more people want to go to B-school.
By: Jared Lindzon
Amanda Hall, CEO of Calgary-based Summit Nanotech: 'Our technology gets twice as much lithium out of a barrel of brine coming out of the ground than the traditional method.' Supplied
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