Toronto delivers for Uberâs tech team
Uberâs Canadian engineering hub is creating global products with the agility of a startup.
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Uberâs Canadian engineering hub is creating global products with the agility of a startup.
âMedia business in a boxâ offering to expand across the United States and Latin America.
Insurtech startup led by repeat founders plans to launch in the US next year, with Canada to follow.
Alison Nankivell targeting 50/50 split between public and private funding âin the next few years.â
Funding comes one year after the startup received FDA clearance for its Stethophone software solution.
Fourteen startups cashed in over $290,000.
Deal comes one year after the French consulting firm opened its Montréal office.
Pender Venturesâ Maria Pacella warns that an overcorrection toward risk aversion could spell trouble for Canadaâs SaaS…
Startup has focused on US commercial traction of its shoe-based sensor tech for people with diabetes.
From October 8 to 9 in Montréal, a conference to help businesses power their next stage of growth.
Company sees the UK as potential beachhead for expanding into the European market.
Koru, Vaco, Zebra Technologies are seeking talent in the GTA.
The new space opened three years after Stripe first established a physical presence in Toronto.
CEO says LumiQ found alignment with Vertu after staying away from institutional venture capital.
Part three of our series chronicling one teamâs journey from near collapse to hypergrowth.