Tim Hortons has unveiled a downloadable keyboard that includes its trademark beverage, along with 11 other Canuck-centric, conversation-starters including a tuque and Muskoka chair
This daily Signal Boost is our attempt to give readers a morning head’s up on the news that will matter to Canadians interested in media, technology and telecom
If you believe everything you read, technology will soon eliminate our need to work – and leave us all in misery
The seven-time Grammy winner has agreed to put ‘1989’ on Apple Music after she persuaded the world’s largest company by market capitalization to pay royalties for songs played on its new music-streaming service during a three-month free trial
Computer programs have been winning attention, and assets
WTFast keeps the action going by increasing Internet speeds from end to end
Earlier this year, Facebook opened up Messenger to developers
Calgary Scientific CEO raises and shows purebreds, continuing an appreciation he developed growing up on an Alberta farm
Protesters will try to peacefully stop the construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope because they say it tramples on land that is sacred to Native Hawaiians
The power dynamic has completely shifted from the seller to the buyer. Customers now determine when, where and how they shop
Making really big money in small caps means investing in fledgling companies that will grow enough for institutional investors to take notice and follow suit. Easier said than done, but keep your eye on Venture stocks destined for the main TSX
Social network knocks retail chain out of top 10
Peter Tonstad had stepped up to the role in April after previous CEO Andy Chen left the company.
Before adjustments, BlackBerry had a net profit of $68-million or 13 cents per share.
Suretap to allow users to add credit card information to smartphones, which can be used to make so-called contactless purchases
Investors looking to build their portfolio with potential high-growth stocks in the recovering U.S. economy are sizing up prefabricated interior company DIRTT Environmental Solutions Ltd., which has been reporting skyrocketing sales in recent quarters
The company is encouraging more creative tactics, such as distributing different versions of the same ad depending on a viewer’s interests
London-based Ampere predicts a new advertising ‘arms race’ between the two rivals, neck and neck in terms of audience sizes
Company reverses its policy after the pop star said she would hold back her latest hit album ‘1989’ from the service
The singer will not be releasing her album for Apple Music because the company won’t pay artists during a three-month trail
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