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Dell shareholders approve VMware deal to buy back shares

Uber sued by defunct startup Sidecar over allegedly ‘stifling’ competition

Digital-first retailers moving into malls once thought doomed by online shopping

Hertz partners with biometric technology company to speed car rentals

Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques says Earth inspires ‘never-ending sense of awe’

Fired from Waterfront Toronto board, acting CEO Michael Nobrega opens up

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Detained Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou pledges to wear ankle bracelet if granted bail

December 10 Updated

Alphabet accelerates shutdown of Google+ after discovering software flaw that exposed user data

Canadian researcher Donna Strickland collects Nobel Prize for Physics

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Yelp gets a bad review as major shareholder calls for board reshuffle

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Deep losses leave Big Tech with small earnings multiples

Chinese court orders sales ban on older Apple iPhones in Qualcomm case

December 10 Updated

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British Columbia

Bonding over bots: Hackergal teaches Canadian girls about coding

These cockroaches are big business in China

Global coalition of scientists investing up to $8.4-million on vaccine technology for epidemics

Critics call for more transparency on high-tech Sidewalks Lab project in Toronto

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Canadian telecom giants estimate $1-billion cost to rip out Huawei gear

December 7 Updated

Astronaut David Saint-Jacques kicks off science mission with perception test

Facebook says it will buy back an additional US$9-billion of its shares

Stephen Harper urges Trudeau government to ban China’s Huawei

With the U.S. economy uncertain, tech ‘unicorns’ like Uber, Lyft rush toward IPOs

After Huawei executive’s arrest, U.S. firms operating in China fear retaliation

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HCL Tech to buy $1.8-billion of IBM software in India’s largest IT deal

Ontario government to fire three Waterfront Toronto directors over Sidewalk Labs partnership

December 6 Updated

Huawei and Canada: What we know about the company, the arrest and China’s reaction

December 6 Updated

On Huawei and 5G, Canada must unapologetically pursue our national interest

Richard Fadden and Brian Lee Crowley

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Trudeau says he knew about the arrest of a top Huawei executive

December 6 Updated

Trump administration meeting with top tech executives to discuss the future of jobs

EU to take tougher regulatory stance on tech firms

Zuckerberg backed sharing Facebook customer data despite second thoughts: documents

Lyft files for IPO, beating out rival Uber

Meng Wanzhou: From high-school dropout to CFO and deputy chair at Huawei

December 5 Updated

Ottawa to discontinue Networks of Centres of Excellence funding program

Nobel Prize winner Aaron Klug, 92, studied 3-D images of bodily molecules

Facebook gave RBC, other companies preferential access to users' data, documents show

Amazon’s plans for new campus has majority support of New Yorkers: poll

Facebook gave preferential data access to certain companies, documents show

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Ontario auditor-general warns Waterfront Toronto to slow down project with Google-affiliate Sidewalk Labs

U.K. watchdog orders in-depth review of PayPal’s iZettle takeover

CSIS director warns of state-sponsored espionage threat to 5G networks

Toronto’s SnapTravel closes $21-million financing, with assist from Stephen Curry

December 4 Updated

How Ontario can future-proof its manufacturing industries

Linda Hasenfratz

December 3 Updated

Member Experience

Does Cannabis Deserve Halo Status?

A debate on an old drug’s new halo status with Dr. David Magee, Dr. Eileen Denovan-Wright, and Sara Whynot, moderated by Atlantic Bureau Chief, Jessica Leeder. Dec 5, Halifax, NS

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