Google to build self-driving car
Google plans to build and launch onto city streets a small fleet of subcompact cars that could operate without a person at the wheel. Actually,
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Microsoft targets new tablet to those who don’t want separate laptop
Microsoft bills its new Surface tablet computer as a laptop replacement — and it means it this time. The Surface Pro 3 will have a
Lawyers prepare to battle over $7.3B in Nortel assets
A complex trial to determine how billions of dollars in Nortel Networks Corp.’s remaining assets are to be divided begins Monday in a pricey cross-border
MDA lands Canadian Space Agency contracts
The Canadian Space Agency has awarded communications giant MDA two contracts to assess possible Canadian contributions to future space missions beyond low-Earth orbit. Under one
WiLAN files appeal challenging jury decision in Apple patent case
Wi-LAN Inc. (TSX:WIN) has filed an appeal against a jury decision that went against it involving a patent dispute with Apple Inc. involving certain wireless
Japan says it wasn’t excluding Mexico and Canada during TPP side talks with U.S.
Japanese officials say they believed they were also negotiating with Canada and Mexico when they struck a controversial side agreement with the United States on
Feds studying how to help startups become billion-dollar firms
The federal government is closely studying recommendations on how to help Canadian tech startups grow into global success stories – transformations that could eventually provide a boost
Tweed strikes business deal with Snoop Dogg
Smiths Falls-based Tweed Marijuana is pairing up with weed-smoking, gin-and-juice sipping Snoop Dogg in a deal that will grant the company exclusive rights to use
Ford Canada CEO to raise concerns over Trans Pacific Partnership with feds
The CEO of Ford’s Canadian operations says risks posed by the Trans-Pacific Partnership to the automotive manufacturing sector are among the topics she plans to
Governor General David Johnston promoting innovation in visit to U.S.
Canada needs to avoid becoming complacent on the innovation front if it hopes to reverse a brain drain that has top researchers heading south of
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