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London Inc. Weekly
London Inc. Weekly: A summary of regional business news from the past week

Photo: Inglis Cycle Center will permanently close its doors on December 24

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Dispatch
Dispatch: A summary of recent business appointments and announcements, plus upcoming events for the week ahead

RELEASED We Three Queens (Hay House, part of Penguin Random House), by London author Dr. Sonia Palleck.

CLOSED Champs Sports, 1680 Richmond S...


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Here comes the 60-year career
As people live longer, healthier lives, the traditional 40-year career will become a thing of the past. Hope you like work, kids!

IF YOU THINK working for 40 years before retiring sounds long, what about 50? What about the idea of a 60-year career?

With longevity researchers convinced that people have much higher chances of living longer (with...


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Best of London: Hangar9

With thousands of nominations and votes cast over an 10-week period, London Inc. readers have determined this year’s Best of London 2026 winners, providing a roadmap for all Londoners on where to eat, what to see, where to be seen, who to ...


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Are you sure you should be cutting those roles?
The AI boomerang: Why companies are rehiring the people they cut

DON’T COUNT THE humans out just yet. Sure, we may need to take breaks now and then, might care about pesky things like labour laws and our bones and gristle can tire — but as some companies are finding out, we are not yet fully replaceable by AI counterparts.


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