Electronics
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Telcoms firm unveils Global Artificial Intelligence Accelerator in Montréal
Ericsson selects Montreal for its global R&D location because of the area’s robust AI ecosystem
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Trump met with Foxconn CEO about Wisconsin project
Foxconn, the world’s largest electronics company whose customers include Apple, Amazon and Google, plans to build a display screen factory in southeast Wisconsin
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Car-sharing apps, rental car companies do battle over taxes
Car-sharing companies including Turo and GetAround are giving the US$42 billion-per-year rental car industry a run for its money
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Instagram launches test to make ‘like’ counts private for some Canadian users
The trial run is exploratory and Instagram may not roll out the feature, said Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram
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Tesla to raise money after painful 1Q, and Musk is buying in
Tesla lost more than US$6 billion since setting out to revolutionize the auto industry. Elon Musk bets on a future driven by an electric car ride-hailing service
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2019 Manufacturers’ Outlook Report: Opportunities & Challenges
This whitepaper provides insights into how manufacturers are optimizing their business processes
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HootSuite cuts jobs in shift of priorities for the social media management business
The Vancouver-based social media management platform hasn’t said how many people will be affected by the reorganization
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Canada’s banks launch SecureKey’s Verified.Me digital identity network
The new digital identity network is taking baby steps by offering a limited selection of products through the participating institutions
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WikiLeaks’ Assange gets 50 weeks in prison for bail jumping
The British judge said Julian Assange sought asylum as a “deliberate attempt to delay justice,” costing
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Statistics Canada says economy contracted 0.1% in February
The pullback followed growth in January of 0.3%.
