BBTV reduces workforce by 14 percent following revenue decline in Q1
Layoffs continue to sweep Canada’s tech sector.
Layoffs continue to sweep Canada’s tech sector.
Collision expects to see 35,000 attendees in-person after two years of being online.
Listing comes after WonderFi reduced its staff by between 15 to 20 percent.
Following Bitbuy acquisition, WonderFi has reduced staff by at least 15 to 20 percent.
Startup Blink report tells different story, with Canadian cities rising up through the ranks.
Three early-stage BC startups secure pre-seed and seed funding.
Parvis’ direct-to-investor platform is set to launch later this summer.
Penny’s platform supports sales consultants in over 60 countries and 25 languages.
Both companies report revenue increases for the first quarter of 2022.
Startup adds CMO, CPO, and VP of engineering for “next phase of growth.”
Google, CSE alum-led startup sells “security-infrastructure-as-a-service.”
Tasktop CEO calls joining Planview “a game-changing combination.”
CEO touts plus solutions growth as positive sign.
Bitcoin sell-off, other factors impact companies’ bottom lines.
Despite record revenues the last two quarters, Well’s share price has fallen nearly 43 percent over six months.