F|T: The FinTech Times – FinTech startups dominate Fast 50, former NYSE president in talks to reboot FTX
Plus: Tax Court disqualifies government loan spending from SR&ED.
Plus: Tax Court disqualifies government loan spending from SR&ED.
Plus: Alberta’s battle over who is an ‘engineer’ hits the legislature.
Thinkific hits positive EBITDA as Coveo and Mogo shrink losses.
Web3 firm is also exploring a potential sale of business segments.
The Fast 500 lists North America’s fastest growing tech companies… and many are hiring.
Event surveys state of play in Canada for hardware firms in medtech, AI, and other sectors.
Plus: Nova Scotia taps Maple for province-wide virtual care.
Ventures on the accelerator’s 2021, 2022 lists have collectively raised over $1.67 billion.
Acton’s Canadian portfolio has included Chefs Plate, Clio, Knix Wear, Maple, and Mobify.
FinTech startups made a mark on the list of Canada’s leading technology companies.
Stewart will serve as ChargeLab’s new president, while Smith has joined as VP engineering.
Plus: Thomson Reuters commits $100M a year to GenAI, Google $2B to Anthropic.
Industry contributions bring the total value of the projects to $55 million.
Vertu closed $300 million CAD for its first private equity fund in March.
Receivership occurs just over two years after listing on the TSX Venture Exchange.