S|W: The SaaS Weekly â Allen Lau’s curtain call
Plus: Certn raises $65.1 million CAD to scale background check tech beyond Canada.
Plus: Certn raises $65.1 million CAD to scale background check tech beyond Canada.
The program is one of the six Google accelerators available to Canadians.
Meta, Walmart, Microsoft among Fable’s client base.
Forma aims to turn sales compensation into science using AI.
The new smart thermostats are Ecobeeâs latest launches post- acquisition.
âWhen I think about how engagement feels, it feels like 2001.â
OMERS says Canadian-led Imply faces âa multi-billion dollar opportunity.â
Power calls decrease in fair value of Wealthsimple stake âconsistentâ with broader stock market decline.
Despite record revenues the last two quarters, Wellâs share price has fallen nearly 43 percent over six months.
Temmer provides speech and print interpretation services to business, educational institutions, and individuals.
Plus: Tailscale makes corporate VPNs as easy as ABC.
Both healthtech companies noted user-driven revenue growth while share prices continue to tumble.
Net income is another matter.
GoBolt hopes third nameâs the charm as it eyes new global markets.
Plus: Applications are open for the Calgary FinTech Awards.