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Ali Asaria is the president and CEO of Well.ca an online retailer which sells virtually anything you might find in a Shoppers Drug Mart, minus the pharmaceuticals. - Ali Asaria is the president and CEO of Well.ca an online retailer which sells virtually anything you might find in a Shoppers Drug Mart, minus the pharmaceuticals.

Ali Asaria is the president and CEO of Well.ca an online retailer which sells virtually anything you might find in a Shoppers Drug Mart, minus the pharmaceuticals.

Ali Asaria is the president and CEO of Well.ca an online retailer which sells virtually anything you might find in a Shoppers Drug Mart, minus the pharmaceuticals. - Ali Asaria is the president and CEO of Well.ca an online retailer which sells virtually anything you might find in a Shoppers Drug Mart, minus the pharmaceuticals.
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Ten best small business stories of the week

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Check out the best stories from the week of Sept. 20 on Your Business. Read our columnists, view archives of discussions, and connect through social media on the Your Business homepage.

Bryan McLeod is the CEO of Clickfree. His company topped Deloitte's Fast 50 list of tech companies.

Clickfree climbs to the top of Deloitte's Fast 50 list

  • A 64,240 per cent revenue increase over five years earns it first place on annual ranking of fastest-growing technology firms

Brian Scudamore made his fortune in junk

  • Entrepreneur, founder and CEO of 1-800-GOT-JUNK? blazed a trail in creative franchising

Culture change: Does your company need outside help?

  • A facilitator can guide a company through change without baggage or ownership scuffles

How to use Twitter to grow your business

  • It’s especially useful for three tasks: Listening and learning about your market, promoting wares, and reaching out to customers

A case study on luring investment angels

  • Ali Asaria went through an obstacle course to get the funds for Well.ca. But with an initial go-it-alone strategy, he made all the right moves toward business success

Pair of venture capitalists take home investment prizes

  • CVCA members honoured for supporting ‘a stronger and more productive Canadian economy and contribute to overall job creation’

Louisa Solano of Cambridge, Mass., hugs a dog while she and her dog Macedo, left, visit a dog park in Cambridge. Boston artist Matthew Mazzotta devised the "Park Spark," background left, which powers a connected gas light with the methane gas given off by droppings collected at the park. — Josh Reynolds/AP

The bright side of dog poop

  • Instead of wasting waste, Massachusetts park uses dog droppings to light lamp

What to eat – and avoid – when you fly

  • You don’t need to consume everything that’s put in front of you

The next-generation business plan

  • ‘Lean startup’ calls for testing – and revising – as you go

Domain name crucial when launching a website

  • You want it to be similar to your business name, but there are a lot of factors to consider before you choose a host