R|T: The Retail Times – Canadian-founded company behind Instant Pot files for bankruptcy
Plus: Shopify partners with Volt to offer open banking solutions (but not in Canada).
Plus: Shopify partners with Volt to offer open banking solutions (but not in Canada).
Plus: Real-Time Rail delays are an unmitigated disaster.
Plus: TikTok seeks $20 billion ecommerce business despite US setback.
CEO hails agreement as “important milestone,” plans to step down.
Plus: Montreal-based HR platform GSoft secures $125M.
The app, founded in Halifax, was created to improve Reddit for iOS users.
Plus: Led by ex-Google researchers, OpenAI rival Cohere secures $270M.
Led by ex-Google researchers, OpenAI rival Cohere aims to help firms adopt generative AI.
Plus: Temu is losing millions of dollars to break into the US.
Plus: Shopify facing $130M lawsuit for alleged attempts at slashing severance pay.
Plus: AbCellera and BenchSci get combined $395 million
Lawsuit claims severance packages were reduced by “tens of thousands of dollars.”
As funding has dried up, David Dufresne and Matt Roberts say they plan to lead and price early-stage rounds.
Plus: Novisto closes $27-million Series B.
Plus: What’s on the table for Alberta’s tech sector this election?