On the latest episodes, hosts Tyler Orton and Hayley Woodin discuss the business stories catching their attention this week.
First up, miffed Hootsuite CEO Ryan Holmes gave out a sex phone line number to a reporter he disagreed with. He later apologized.
Snap goes public. Many analysts considered it overpriced.
Just as B.C. prepares regulations for ridesharing, Uber’s CEO Travis Kalanick got into an argument with a driver of an Uber car. The incident was caught on video.
Canada Jetlines is slated to go public through a reverse takeover. It still has not launched any flights.
The U.S. implements another travel ban on six majority-Muslim countries. B.C. tech experts are using telepresence to “attend” conferences in the U.S. without risking travel there.
The feature interview: Janay Koldingnes, an interior designer with Dialog Vancouver, talks about design in the workplace.
