Ottawa Business Journal

Pricing intelligence firm Lytica’s bid to “think bigger” as it pushes into international markets is getting a boost thanks to millions of dollars in new venture capital and government funding.

Lytica gets $3.8M to help manufacturers compare prices

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Pricing intelligence firm Lytica’s bid to “think bigger” as it pushes into international markets is getting a boost thanks to millions of dollars in new

They built a public campsite when nobody else could

Eastern Ontario Business Journal

They didn’t start off planning to build a campground in Hammond. They wanted to create a collection of tiny, off-the-grid cabins that could command premium

Revealed: Best Places to Work in Ottawa

Ottawa

Recipients were ranked according to their performance in areas such as leadership and planning, corporate culture, job satisfaction, training and pay and benefits.

Practical steps to protecting great entrepreneurial ideas

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The team at Smart & Biggar can help businesses establish an internal IP strategy that can maximize the effectiveness of their patents and trademarks.

Ladies Who Lunch is back in business

While lunch is often the most underappreciated meal of the day, it was not to be skipped for the dozens of Ottawa businesswomen who got together Monday

Hexo shares wobble on Nasdaq debut

Ottawa

Cannabis firm’s shares hit a 2021 peak of US$10 on the NYSE in mid-February and have since fallen by 74 per cent.

Teldio’s tech to make Honolulu’s airport smarter, safer

Techopia

Kanata company has been branching out in a bid to use its sensors in a broad range of devices in what’s known as the Internet

The Bright Side of Business: Safi Fine Foods reimagines itself at new Sandy Hill location

Ottawa

After being forced to move his business just before the pandemic, owner Mohamed Ali Abdo dug deep and found a way to keep his entrepreneurial

Winning roll of the dice: board game earns Canterbury students top prize in financial literacy contest

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Ottawa teens Valentina Mounzer and Danika Hindson are now in talks with CIBC to find a manufacturer to mass-produce their creation, called Breadwinner.