R|T: The Retail Times – How Shopify breathes new life into company meetings
Plus: Instacart cuts staff, curbs hiring in run-up to IPO.
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Carbon6 closes $88 million CAD Series A to consolidate âfragmentedâ e-commerce software space
Starting with Amazon, Carbon6 aims to buy and build more tools for marketplace sellers.
How finance teams can prepare for an IPO
Complexity is a fact of life with public companies.
A|I: The AI Times – Raptors analytics department puts a number on Kawhi Leonardâs buzzer beater
Plus: AI industry preps for new era of regulation.
S|W: The SaaS Weekly â Meta, Google quietly cut staff, Trulioo exits small biz
Plus: BDC commits half a billion dollars to invest in Canadian women-led startups and funds.
How tech leaders like Shopify are TV-ifying the traditional company meeting
In-house broadcast teams are breathing new life into Zoom fatigue culture.
Trulioo to cut up to 10 percent of staff, exit small business market
Vancouver-based unicorn plans to focus on medium and large enterprises.
Real Ventures swaps managing partners as firm pauses fundraising
Co-founder John Stokes takes helm as Janet Bannister transitions to partner.
A|I: The AI Times – Exploring the city Google couldn’t buy
Plus: Protein industries secures $30 million, launches AI-focused co-investment program.
S|W: The SaaS Weekly â Adobe has $20 billion designs on Figma
Plus: Google to face $25 billion lawsuit.
Espace CDPQ appoints Nicolas Rubbo as managing director
Nicolas Rubbo is tasked with boosting the hubâs impact and profile.
Insurtech ProNavigator secures $10 million to power US expansion
ProNavigator calls itself the âGoogle Search for Insurance.â
S|W: The SaaS Weekly â Meta cuts Responsible Innovation team as Instagram fined âŹ405 million for mishandling teen data
Plus: Netflix Hunts for Cost Cuts, From Cloud Computing to Corporate Swag.
H|T: The Healthtech Times – Telus has its Lifeworks
Plus: More layoffs hit healthtech.
Led by ex-Vidyard employees, HyperComply wants to get rid of security questionnaires
After closing $6.4 million USD in January, HyperComply launched a product to automate due diligence.