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HootSuite acquires Seesmic

HootSuite acquires Seesmic

Vancouver startup HootSuite announced this morning it has acquired San Francisco-based Seesmic, a social media management platform not unlike its own. The companies share many similarities and were both founded four years ago.
BCIC announces New Ventures Competition finalists

BCIC announces New Ventures Competition finalists

A company that uses pheromones to fight bedbugs and a startup that lets anyone create a comic strip online are among this year's finalists in the BC Innovation Council's annual New Ventures BC competition. Vancouver's semiosBIO Technologies Inc.
Telus launches legal action against Mason’s shareholder meeting

Telus launches legal action against Mason’s shareholder meeting

In the latest twist in its shareholder saga, Telus Corp. (TSX-T) is seeking a court order to thwart New York hedge fund Mason Capital’s attempt to hold a shareholder meeting.
Vancouver whiz kid helping rewrite rules in the new game of marketing

Vancouver whiz kid helping rewrite rules in the new game of marketing

UBC grad and his company are harnessing smartphone advertising potential
Textbook rental firm sees opportunity in colleges

Textbook rental firm sees opportunity in colleges

Big Mama aims to help students save money with its alternative to buying textbooks
Local tech firm expands into U.K.

Local tech firm expands into U.K.

Appnovation eyes England's Silicon Corridor
$230m GlaxoSmithKline deal welcome news for battered biotechnology sector

$230m GlaxoSmithKline deal welcome news for battered biotechnology sector

Vancouver’s Welichem sells rights to worm bacteria–based psoriasis cream to global pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline
Ottawa invests in B.C. aerospace

Ottawa invests in B.C. aerospace

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Telus resumes battle with Mason Capital

Telus resumes battle with Mason Capital

In a renewed bid to dismantle its current share structure, Telus Corp.
Canadians spend less time on digital devices: report

Canadians spend less time on digital devices: report

Sales for smartphones, tablet computers and e-readers continue to increase but Canadians are spending less time on the devices than they were a year ago, according to Ipsos Reid’s Spring 2012 Mobil-ology study of the mobile market, which was re