With significant financial exposure for Canadian investors, the Ottawa government is unlikely to let the one-time national icon sink into (rumored) bankruptcy.
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Fans can't wait for the next model of the ubiquitous smart phone,but David Yach is focused on scale and management. A little more buzz wouldn't hurt.
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Canadians were obsessed by the saga of pop star Britney Spears in 2007, according to Yahoo Canada's list of top 10 online searches, with her name coming in second only to searches for hockey news.
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Google's street-level map views, introduced in May, provide pictures of people who can be clearly identified. Canadian officials say it may violate privacy laws.
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More than 100 years after the Yukon gold rush -- and four years since Canada's technology sector hit rock bottom -- prospectors have returned to the country's high tech hubs in search of opportunities and investment incentives.
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‘90s icon has rediscovered its appetite for startups.
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It's never easy picking tomorrow's winners, but Red Herring thinks these Canadian upstarts will lead the way.
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The latest lawsuit alleging laptop design flaws could cause the industry to draw up new blueprints for portable computers, analyst says.
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Analysis: Stock prices are down and analysts are pessimistic, but a few recent announcements give reason for optimism.
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Founder worth $200 million, on paper.
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VC funding there might be on a quarterly uptick, but it’s stagnant overall.
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Island in the North-Atlantic Ocean overtakes South Korea in high-speed Internet connections.
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The search giant’s IM service, local search, and other utilities will be available on Research In Motion’s handhelds.
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Social entrepreneurs tackle an electrifying problem: 1.6 billion people without light.
Profiles: Michael Biddle, Mark Lawson-Statham, Markus Brehler, Conrad Burke, Bill Gross, John Halfpenny, and Richard Stromback.
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The Taiwanese PC maker’s success in Canada suggests it can expand its presence in North America.
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The third-quarter drop is blamed in part on a change in a tax credit policy.
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“Me-too” drugs are sapping too much from national health budgets, according to Canadian scientists.
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Nintendo hopes North American sales of its ‘puppy simulator’ will help keep the game company on top of the portable market.
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Government says technology has beefed up the threat of terrorism so it must give police more power.
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Internet fraud reaches $2.75B; Canadians spend more time online; Digital music player sales to first timers to slow down.
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