After a tough year, Goodfood switches up CFO, promoting VP Roslane Aouameur
Aouameurâs strategic focus will be on profitability and positive cash flow.
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R|T: The Retail Times – Washington prepares for war with Amazon
Plus: Rewind cuts staff as Shopify growth slows.
RenoRun files for creditor protection after failed pursuit of âHail Maryâ deals to save company from insolvency
The filing follows four attempts to raise bridge financing and multiple rounds of layoffs.
F|T: The FinTech Times – FreshBooks cuts 10 percent of staff to target profitability
Plus: Jack Dorsey’s Block accused of facilitating fraud.
Canadian startup news of the week (3/26/23)
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Rewind cuts 27 percent of staff as its growth slows in parallel to Shopify
Amid downturn, e-commerce slowdown, Rewind targets breakeven.
R|T: The Retail Times – SkipTheDishes gets a new CEO…again
Plus: Sobeys pays more than expected for cyber-breach.
A|I: The AI Times – OpenAI unveils GPT-4 as Google-backed Anthropic launches Claude
Plus: How did Siri, Google, and Alexa lose their lead?
Symend reduces team by 25 percent in restructuring, four months after $54 million round
Latest cuts come after Symend laid off 13 percent of staff late last year.
S|W: The SaaS Weekly â Magnet Forensics proxy advisors split on takeover
Is Meta slowing down on Canadian hires post-layoffs?
Canada Drives undergoing restructuring as it files for creditor protection
âThe rising costs of holding inventoryâŠhas made this specific business model no longer viable.â
BC suffered biggest year-over-year venture funding drop among all Canadian ecosystems in 2022
Investment in the provinceâs tech startups fell by 67 percent in 2022.
FreshBooks lays off 10 percent of staff as company targets profitability
FreshBooksâ second round of layoffs since December sees third C-suite exec depart in past year.
Canadian startup news of the week (3/19/23)
Plus: Québec and Alberta tech investment bucked 2022 trends.
BC government extends tax credit for digital media companies to cut employment costs
Minister of Innovation says tax credit will help nearly 250 companies in the province.