Gail Balfour

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Okay, now that I have your attention I

The world's first commercial bank opened in Italy in 1472, and for more than five centuries, not much had changed

Thanks largely to the Internet and the changes it has recently helped to produce, banks no longer have to be made of bricks or stone, and currency isn

I finally got to see the Hollywood movie Antitrust recently, while travelling by plane. As a rule, in-flight entertainment is usually pretty forgettable, and not very timely. This particular movie struck a chord though, given the events of Microsoft

The drive home is taking longer than usual. Your car is complaining that its tires need more air, and, after a brief discussion with the road, decides on an alternate route with less potholes.

I think there must be something wrong with me. I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to travel to Paris recently (Paris, France that is

Beaton Tulk likens the wireless movement in Canada to the digital equivalent of the trans-Canada railroad envisioned by John A. MacDonald more than 130 years ago.