Companies

Caseware, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider to the auditing and accounting industry, has announced a global rebranding and launched its first tool in the next...

A Toronto-based business-to-business (B2B) company is the country’s first no-personal-guarantee corporate card and spend management platform. Launched in March 2021, Float is digitizing corporate spend...

American Express and Versapay have announced a new partnership to provide suppliers who use the functionality of American Express virtual cards with access to...

A Montreal-based startup is developing a mobile event platform where users can post their own events and find things to do in their area.

A group of Canadian Amazon workers is making their second attempt at holding a vote on union certification. If successful, Teamsters Local Union 362 would...

U.K.-based Sage, an accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology service for small to mid-sized businesses (SMB), has announced a brand refresh.  The refreshed brand represents...

IBM Canada this week officially opened its flagship office located at 16 York Street in the heart of downtown Toronto’s entertainment district.

Although most mid-sized companies surveyed are now using analytics to manage big data, the holdouts cite cost worries as their biggest reason for not jumping on board.

The 2012 interactive map is still in the beta stage so it's not too late to add your company or organization.

CRM firm's five-year revenue growth jumped 15,000 per cent on this year's list, which is dominated by firms that export abroad.

In the lead up to our Technicity event, we're doing a series of infographics that examines how Canada is doing when it comes to supporting the information and communications technology (ICT) cluster so important to modern economies. This is part two of three.

Terrorist attacks late Wednesday in Mumbai are unlikely to make multinational technology companies change their strategies for India.