Canadian startup news of the week (3/13/22)
Why Clio and Trulioo are choosing M&A over IPO.
Why Clio and Trulioo are choosing M&A over IPO.
After spending years running his own restaurants, Scott Love wants to help other retailers deliver goods.
Plus: Health Canada recalls Fitbit watch due to risk of burns.
Nuvei posts strong Q4, 2021 earnings as VerticalScope, Magnet see mixed results.
Somm describes Dinr deal as “part of a bigger vision” for the wine-focused startup.
Plus: Amazon is shutting 68 retail stores, ending Amazon Books, 4-star and Pop Up shops.
Clio CEO says IPO window is closed, and “probably gone” for 2022.
Montréal startup aims to be “first point of entry for health searches.”
Plus: This is the reason Demis Hassabis started DeepMind.
SheEO among group set to provide micro-loans to women entrepreneurs.
Calico’s founder is building the tool she wishes she had for her own D2C brands.
This is iRestify’s third seed round in four years, following a series of pivots.
Plus: Amazon’s Twitch suffers exodus of executives amid strategy fight.
Plus: Ukraine, soonicorns, Canadian tech vibe check.
Plus: Questrade launches online mortgage service QuestMortgage.