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OSC withdraws securities allegations against former Nortel executives

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The Ontario Securities Commission has closed its investigation into three former Nortel Networks executives who were acquitted of fraud last year. The regulator says it’s

U.S. court approves settlement awarding $1B interest to U.S. Nortel bondholders

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A U.S. court has approved a settlement that would make Nortel Networks’ U.S. bondholders eligible to receive up to US$1 billion in interest that has

Ottawa firms play small but key roles in historic landing on comet

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Two Ottawa companies were bursting with pride Wednesday after playing small but important roles in the historic landing of a spacecraft on the surface of

Organizers hope for record attendance of 1.5 million at 2015 Women’s World Cup

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The Canadian Soccer Association is already turning its attention to next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup, and is setting some lofty attendance goals. Matching the

Ontario judge OKs up to $122.66 million for creditors of Nortel’s EMEA unit

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An Ontario judge overseeing the Canadian portion of the Nortel Networks bankruptcy has approved a settlement on one of the side issues that involves creditors

Settlement reached with Nortel Networks’ former overseas operations

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A settlement has been reached with one of the international divisions of Nortel Networks over their piece of the former technology giant’s remaining assets. Lawyers

Nortel’s former European operations may be near a settlement in bankruptcy trial

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A settlement over how to divide up a portion of the US$7.3 billion made from the sale of certain Nortel Networks assets may be nearing

Minor problems with vehicles could soon be fixed through cloud systems: QNX

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Trips to your local mechanic might become less frequent as new technology develops that could make it possible for cars to essentially fix minor glitches

BlackBerry strikes three year mobile payment agreement with EnStream

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BlackBerry has struck a three-year mobile payment agreement with EnStream, a joint venture between Canada’s three biggest telecom companies – Bell (TSX:BCE), Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI.B)

Ottawa Business Journal>Technology BlackBerry boss ’80 per cent’ sure company will survive

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BlackBerry chief executive John Chen says the chances of the struggling smartphone maker surviving have improved and he now puts the odds at 80 per