Ontario's Summer Company program is funding more than a dozen York Region student businesses this summer, with a showcase today at Upper Canada Mall.
Category: Business
What Casino Promotion Math Teaches Businesses, and Where It Breaks
Online casinos run promotions on a precise reinvestment rate formula, but fraud and new regulation are testing the playbook businesses copy.
Maris-Tech Wins More Defense Orders but Again Discloses No Value
Maris-Tech booked repeat defense observation system orders in July 2026, the fourth such undisclosed-value release since March, as revenue fell 78%.
Wholesale Stone Business Plans Now Collide With Bans and Tariffs
California moved to ban high-silica engineered stone as tariffs on imported quartz reshape sourcing for wholesale stone business owners nationwide.
LG Energy Solution to Power Google’s Largest Solar and Battery Project
LG Energy Solution will supply the batteries for Steel River Energy Center, Google's largest solar and storage project, scaling to 2.9 GWh by 2029.
Friarwood Wine Merchant Collapses Into Administration After 59 Years
Friarwood Wine and Spirits has entered administration after 59 years, closing its London store and website with discounts of up to 60%.
Nippon Paint Bids €7.5 Billion for AkzoNobel’s Decorative Paints
Nippon Paint has offered €7.5 billion ($8.55 billion) for AkzoNobel's decorative paints. AkzoNobel says the price 'significantly undervalues' the Dulux unit.
Abu Dhabi’s Q1 2026 New Economic Licences Up 21%, Professional 193%
Abu Dhabi new economic licences rose 21% in Q1 2026. Professional jumped 193%, freelance 261%, and Blue Owl and Hillhouse opened ADGM offices.
How to Evaluate Data Storage Solutions: A Buyer’s Framework
Evaluate data storage solutions across capacity, security, performance, and total cost of ownership, and avoid the second-order traps most buyers miss.
Satya Nadella Warns Companies Pay For AI In Their Own Knowledge
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says companies pay for AI twice: money, and proprietary knowledge the models need. The 'Reverse Information Paradox.'