Electronics
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Political pressure mounts as Ottawa moves closer to 5G decision on Huawei
The Conservatives are pressing the Liberals to deny Huawei a role in assembling the country’s 5G infrastructure
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BlackBerry reports US$32M Q3 loss, software and services revenue climbs
Revenue in the quarter ended Nov. 30 totalled $267 million, up from $226 million
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China targets tech giants in app privacy crackdown
China has the world’s largest number of internet users – more than 800 million people – but also operates extensive monitoring and censorship
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EU court boost for activist in Facebook data transfer fight
The case has threatened far-reaching implications for social media companies that move large amounts of data via the internet
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LifeLabs says data of up to 15M customers compromised in cyberattack
The company paid an undisclosed amount of money as ransom to secure the information. Customers are mostly in B.C. and Ontario
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Ripples from Boeing’s 737 Max quagmire begin to spread
The company said it won’t lay off any of the factory’s 12,000 workers “at this time,” and many could be diverted to plants elsewhere in the Seattle region
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Boeing gets FAA message, will halt Max production in January
The Max is Boeing’s most important jet, but it has been grounded since March after crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed a total of 346 people
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Who owns your patent?
In the realm of generating wealth from ideas, RIM (Blackberry) remains a Canadian unicorn. What will it take to get manufacturers to raise their IP savvy?
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Canadians ‘defeatist’ about security of private data: IBM
Only 19% of respondents said they fully trust organizations to keep their personal information secure and not share it without permission
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Meng Wanzhou wins right to more documents involving arrest at Vancouver airport
The Huawei executive’s arrest has sparked a diplomatic crisis between China and Canada
