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You can't judge a book by its cover. But you can absolutely judge a magazine that way -- because the cover is a good indication of what the magazine cares about. And that is precisely, why 40 years ago, women everywhere began grabbing up Ms. magazine with both hands. From the start -- and continuing today -- those covers have instantly told you that Ms. cared about what women cared about. |  | Mary Warner: Lunch with Mary: Transit CEO Talks Floods and Having No Car
On June 1, Toronto's Union station flooded. Andy Byford, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) CEO was travelling on the subway when it happened and when he got off the train, ran over to Union to see what was happening. In case anyone was wondering, he said the smell was absolutely awful. Now he's focused on determining why it happened and making sure it doesn't happen again. |  | James Burwood: Stop Competing!
Growing up in the '80s my introduction to capitalism was very much of the red-braces, huge mobile phones and Porsche 911 variety. Competition was good, and the more competition there was, the better it was for everyone, right? |  | Marty Zwilling: Startups Today Need Anticipatory Customer Service
Reactionary customer service won't generate the loyalty you need to survive. When was the last time you took a hard look at your service? | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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