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Hollie Shaw

Toronto
As seen in: MDPI, Irish Independent, National Post, Financial Post, Calgary Herald, Ottawa Citizen, Coventry Live, Montreal Gazette, Vancouver Sun, Edmonton Journal and
Senior Director of editorial and media strategy at North Strategic. Ex-Financial Post retail and marketing reporter. Armchair capoeirista.
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How Students’ Inspirations and Aspirations Impact Motivation and Engagement in the First Year of Study

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By Melissa M. Lacey, Hollie Shaw, Nikki Abbott, Caroline J. Dalton
| MDPI
Open AccessArticle by Melissa M. Lacey *, Hollie Shaw , Nikki Abbott , Caroline J. Dalton and David P. Smith * Department of Biosciences and Chemistry, School of Health, Wellbeing and Life Sciences, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield S1 1WB, UK * Authors to whom correspondence should be addressed. Educ. Sci.
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Rexall taps former Shoppers chief Jürgen Schreiber as new CEO

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By Hollie Shaw
| Financial Post Verified
Schreiber was known for being a shrewd operator who spearheaded the rival chain’s expansion into new markets and bigger store formats Author of the article: Hollie Shaw Publishing date: May 28, 2015  •  May 28, 2015  •  2 minute read Tim Fraser for National Post Article content TORONTO — Rexall has found a novel way to dig up market intelligence on rival Shoppers Drug Mart — by hiring former Shoppers’ CEO Jürgen Schreiber.
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Canada losing out on more than $1 billion in taxes and duties on foreign online retail sales, study reveals

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By Hollie Shaw
| Financial Post Verified
An analysis commissioned by UPS found a big difference in how customs treats packages imported using postal carriers and those sent via express services Author of the article: Hollie Shaw Publishing date: Mar 02, 2017  •  March 2, 2017  •  3 minute read A driver sorts packages in the hub at a United Parcel Service facility. A study has found that Canada Customs in more likely to collect taxes and duties on parcels imported via a service like UPS than parcels sent through the mail system.
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