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The CEO of email marketing software maker Knak asked all of his Ottawa-based employees to work in the office from Tuesday to Thursday each week beginning in December 2022.

In this Q&A with OBJ, Naqvi discusses what he learned from the leadership race, his goals for the new year, the status of the Downtown Revitalization Task Force, and other priorities that he says are “front and centre” for his riding in 2024. 

Ottawa consumers may be spending less, but local businesses are feeling more optimistic about 2024 than many of their counterparts across Canada.

FanSaves’ software allows fans to instantly tap into NASCAR’s online guide and cash in on deals at restaurants, tour operators and other attractions in the Chicago area, driving traffic to businesses and giving a boost to merchants affected by road closures along the race route.

Riding a wave of record sales growth, Solace is the latest Kanata tech firm to expand its...

Retail space in a proposed Little Italy development has been significantly reduced, but the developer said he’s hopeful groceries will still be a major piece. 

Here’s what you told us were your favourite OBJ stories of the year. After all, regardless of what an editor deems newsworthy, it’s the reader who is the ultimate decider.

BlackBerry’s decision to scrap a planned IPO of its connected vehicles software business could pay off for...

While holiday parties are in full swing, a couple of local tech firms hosted celebrations last week...