Canadian startup news of the week (6/5/22)
Plus: Shopify finds conflict minerals in its third-party manufactured components.
Plus: Shopify finds conflict minerals in its third-party manufactured components.
Parvis’ direct-to-investor platform is set to launch later this summer.
Plus: Shopify takes heat from ISS over plan to give CEO more power.
Manzil’s mandate is “to bring a digital Islamic financial institution to Canada.”
Pine has secured $27 million since it was founded in 2021.
Lendified said it is running an accumulated deficit of $52.2 million.
Plus: Lightspeed sees a path to profitability.
Plus: A timeline of Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter
Moves wants to make the gig economy work for its workers.
Plus: Round13 launches new Web3 fund with initial $70 million USD.
Arthur Zhao co-led Marqeta to its Nasdaq IPO last year.
Bruce Croxon: Web3 infrastructure “a natural extension” to Round13’s software investments.
Fobi goes shopping for its second couponing solution.
Wealthsimple had Paul Desmaris to fuel its growth; Neo has Peter Thiel.