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Explore the top local business stories of the week.

With relatively little new retail space under construction that’s poised for an imminent delivery, the storefronts currently being vacated should be quickly absorbed once the economy rebounds.

Thousands of homes and businesses could soon face shorter waits to download content off the internet under partnership with local service provider.

Think-tank says the local economy "will not escape the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.”

TCU Development Corp.'s plans for six-storey project near St. Laurent Shopping Centre call for 116 suites and ground-floor commercial space.

Greenfield Global says new space will allow facility to produce an additional 100 million litres a year of medical-grade alcohols and solvents.

Developer says says the building at 178-200 Isabella St. would feature about 4,000 square feet of commercial space and 251 residential suites in a mix of one- and two-bedroom units.

The Small Business Summit is a free half-day conference on Thursday, Oct. 22 that will gather several experts to address bottom line issues that are key to operating a business in a pandemic.

Real estate firm says Ottawa’s office availability rate rose to its highest level in three years last quarter.

Former tech leader joins distinguished list of previous honourees that includes Dr. Jack Kitts, Roger Greenberg, Jim Durrell and the late Wes Nicol.