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Your next checkout might get easier: Inside the rise of agentic commerce

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By Bryan Borzykowski Verified
| The Logic Verified
Online shopping keeps getting easier, but it still requires your time and attention. Agentic AI wants to change that. Instead of browsing, comparing and clicking ‘buy’ yourself, you could soon set criteria with a budget, preferred brands, delivery requirements, and let an AI agent do the legwork: comparing options across merchants, flagging the best match and completing the purchase once you give the go-ahead.
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Leaders can’t delay in addressing mental health. Canada’s productivity depends on it.

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By Bryan Borzykowski Verified
| The Logic Verified
Joe Blomeley makes it clear that executives should embrace talking about mental health. “We need to be open and honest,” says the executive vice president and head of GreenShield Health at GreenShield, Canada’s only national non-profit health care and insurance organization, who often talks to employees at his office about his own struggles with anxiety and depression.
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Want to protect your business from the next crisis? Focus on your people

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By Bryan Borzykowski Verified
| The Logic Verified
If the pandemic taught us anything, it’s that the next big crisis could be right around the corner. Whether it’s a tariff-induced recession—and 76 per cent of Canadian companies are bracing for one—a cybersecurity attack, supply chain disruptions, the rise of artificial intelligence, or an energy outage, the list of potentially business-altering scenarios is extensive. Companies haven’t forgotten getting flat-footed during COVID-19, and many are preparing for the worst.
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