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Double trouble: B.C.'s economy threatened by rail and port strikes

Double trouble: B.C.'s economy threatened by rail and port strikes

Railway strike would be serious blow to economy: business groups
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AbCellera posts Q2 loss, strong cash position

AbCellera posts Q2 loss, strong cash position

B.C. biotech notes milestones reached by partners, including cancer drug candidate
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Telus contends with tough competition, Telus International challenges in Q2

Telus contends with tough competition, Telus International challenges in Q2

Telus Corp. posted an increase in net new customers in its second quarter, but fierce competition among cell service providers took a toll on its average revenue per user.
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UBC spin-out company makes super-black material

UBC spin-out company makes super-black material

Light absorbing super-black material discovered by accident.
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Microsoft says technical difficulties due to 'unexpected usage spike' resolved

Microsoft says technical difficulties due to 'unexpected usage spike' resolved

Microsoft says the technical difficulties that plagued some customers Tuesday have been resolved.
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Ray Walia inducted into BC Innovators Hall of Fame

Ray Walia inducted into BC Innovators Hall of Fame

Launch Academy has helped companies raise over $2.5 billion and has supported more than 6,000 entrepreneurs
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Husband-wife research team inducted into BC Innovators Hall of Fame

Husband-wife research team inducted into BC Innovators Hall of Fame

Dr. Connie Eaves is posthumously recognized for her contributions to science, health and research alongside Dr. Allen Eaves
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Venture capitalist Boris Wertz recognized as prominent B.C. innovator

Venture capitalist Boris Wertz recognized as prominent B.C. innovator

Entrepreneur found additional success as an angel investor and then a venture capitalist after his company sold
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Thousands of cybersecurity professionals needed in Canada, report shows

Thousands of cybersecurity professionals needed in Canada, report shows

Ninety per cent of Canadian organizations report security breaches stemming from skill gaps.
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Average data breach costs Canadian organizations $6.32 million: IBM study

Average data breach costs Canadian organizations $6.32 million: IBM study

Canadian organizations embroiled in data breaches wind up paying an average $6.32 million to resolve the incidents, a new study from IBM says. That total is down from 2023, when Canadian organizations were paying an average $6.
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