Few details are known at this point, but Matt Hartley reports in the Financial Post that the Competition Bureau will be investigating Google Canada. No specific documents have been requested so far, but
Against the backdrop of Michael Dell's struggle to privatize Dell Inc., the computer maker took a further dip into the red on Thursday. This quarter ending May 3, Dell reported it made $130
With fewer PCs being sold, businesses are quickly shifting to mobile customer relationship management (CRM) apps and away from the traditional desktop software, Alex Williams reports on TechCrunch. Gartner Research is the Stamford,
All three new entrants operating wireless networks in Canada are up for sale, according to a report by Rita Trichur and Boyd Erman in The Globe and Mail today. Telus Corp. is in
PayPal has made its name as an alternative way for consumers to pay for things and businesses to get paid in online transactions. Now it's delving into the credit market, first introducing Bill
Just ahead of a press conference Thursday to introduce "Facebook's home on Android" come leaked images of what are purported to be the fruits of the collaboration between the social networking giant and
Open source blogging tool developer WordPress has launched a Web site building suite aimed at small businesses. WordPress Business offers ad-free site hosting, free domain as well as unlimited storage, unlimited selection of
When some of the greatest minds in marketing have advice on the why they are successful, it’s time to take a knee and listen. Last week I took part in Digital Marketing Conference,
Welcome to my first blog post on the revitalized ITBusiness.ca Web site. My intention is to use this blog as a place to share a blend of experiences and thoughts from time to time.
Canadian law is sorely lacking when it comes to protecting website operators from claims of libel. The United Kingdom's laws on defamation are very similar those those in Canada. However a recent case
While you could call it a mobile gaming matchmaking service, Lab Partners doesn't aim to find love connections for Angry Birds players. Rather, the program seeks to bring independent mobile game developers together
By Francis Moran Canada’s Scientific Research and Experimental Development tax credit program is undoubtedly one of the most popular industrial incentive schemes around. Shortened to SR&ED and usually referred to as “Shred,” the program provides
By Francis Moran Startup Canada, the grassroots organisation that spent six months consulting entrepreneurs and their support ecosystem about what was needed to foster a stronger entrepreneurial culture in this country, Tuesday issued
By Francis Moran The results of the largest consultation ever undertaken within the community of Canadian entrepreneurs and their supporters will be unveiled in a series of six cross-country news conferences on Tuesday when
