Craig Miller

Clash of management styles could be to blame for Shopify CTO’s departure, tech analyst says

‘Incredible challenges’: Shopify president talks pandemic, stock plunge and layoffs

“We’ve had to make some tough decisions…but one of the things that we’ve hopefully demonstrated to the world is that we’re a company that is

Shopify’s executive shuffle continues as VP of talent Speer leaves company

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Latest departure from Ottawa-based firm’s leadership team comes after three members of its C-suite left the company earlier this year.

Shopify shuffle: Top executive Miller departs, Finkelstein shifts to president

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Additionally, chief executive Tobias Lütke says he will add the role of chief product officer to his existing duties.

Shopify moves further into financial space with new ‘bank card’ for merchants

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Merchants can use the new virtual or physical cards to deposit and withdraw money from ATMs or pay for merchandise online.

Shopify to open U.S. fulfilment centres as part of expanded offerings

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Shopify says it is expanding into fulfilment centres as it looks to grow its footprint in the highly competitive world of online retail

Shopify deepens brick-and-mortar push with new retail hardware

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Two years after launching its first hardware product, Ottawa commerce giant Shopify (TSX:SHOP)(NYSE:SHOP) is doubling down on brick-and-mortar retail with a new point-of-sale system and

Shopify names Amy Shapero as new CFO, replacing retiring Russ Jones

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The man whose fingerprints are all over Shopify’s finances is turning the books over to an accounting veteran, as the Ottawa e-commerce giant announced a

Shopify launches first hardware product, new checkout process at Unite conference

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Facebook Embedded Video Player Shopify is bolstering its online and offline merchant offerings by expanding its reach into real-world retail with a new device and an interface

Feature: Ottawa companies become early adopters of conversational commerce

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By Michael Woods The days of dialing 1-800 numbers could soon be over, thanks to the latest trend in artificial intelligence – and Ottawa companies