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Plus: Uber, Lyft to pay $328 million to settle wage-theft allegations.
Plus: Uber, Lyft to pay $328 million to settle wage-theft allegations.
The list also recognized neural earbud developer Naqi Logix and lithium tech firm Li-Metal.
Plus: The BetaKit Keynote Stage returns to SAAS NORTH 2023.
Maple will expand from servicing 145,000 Nova Scotians to over one million.
Plus: Well Health acquires cybersecurity businesses, CAE to sell healthcare unit for $311M.
What the new best practices to ensure that businesses in 2023 are getting hybrid work right for the long term?
Brickeye provides construction companies with job site monitoring, analytics, and smart automations.
Plus: Shein and Temu call off US legal spats.
After exiting Dyadem and BlueCat for over $1 billion, the Hyatts have teamed up again to tackle cybersecurity.
Plus: Hinton and Bengio among leaders signing new AI policy letter.
BlackBerry has been attempting to revive shareholder interest over the past year.
The startup turns standard industrial robots into plug-and-play homebuilding systems.
Plus: CentML gets Google and Nvidia backing to boost ML model performance.
VCs applaud BDC’s commitment to direct seed funding, ask for more emerging manager support.
Plus: How a Fintech reckoning Is rippling through a small bank in Washington.