R|T: The Retail Times – Shopify finds conflict minerals in its third-party manufactured components
Plus: Amazon CEO of Worldwide Consumer Dave Clark resigns.
Plus: Amazon CEO of Worldwide Consumer Dave Clark resigns.
As VirgoCX secures regulatory exemption in Canada, it eyes global expansion in Australia, UK.
Mash wants to help creators generate cryptocurrency revenue.
Plus: BC startups Kardium, HTEC, Kobalt, Symvivo receive cumulative $11.1 million from feds.
Plus: Pine comes out of stealth to build the âWealthsimple for home buying”.
US, EU require conflict minerals reporting; Canada does not.
Lightspeed B2B âlast stepâ in Lightspeedâs plan to turn bevy of acquisitions into new products.
Manzilâs mandate is âto bring a digital Islamic financial institution to Canada.â
Plus: Humi closes $31 million Series B.
Despite Omicron-related âsetbacks,â Think Research sees strong Q1 revenue growth.
The feds underscored IP in this yearâs budget, but some experts point to missed opportunities.
Google, CSE alum-led startup sells âsecurity-infrastructure-as-a-service.â
Plus: Coinbase Slashes Costs, Freezes Hiring Amid Crypto Crash
Shopifyâs latest Shop app experiment ratchets up potential competition with Amazon.
Plus: Dapper Labs launches $725 million ecosystem fund for Flow blockchain innovation.