President’s Choice spokesman and Loblaw President Galen Weston will step back from the day-to-day operations of Canada’s biggest grocer after two years at the helm.
It sucks when your friend takes off on a jet-set vacation, and you can't join because you've got bills to pay. Now imagine how it will feel when your friends retire earlier than you, just because they bought a house.
Fair warning to all the hard-working remote workers (we include ourselves in that mix), this new set of remote work data might hurt a bit.
After ten months of withholding funding, the feds are hoping the black sheep of Canadian sports has turned a new leaf.
It’s not often that Google's parent company Alphabet takes an L, but yesterday, shares dropped 2.66% after news of a potential disaster on the AI chatbot front broke.
Your car dashboard is shaping up to be the next front in the fight to own the screens we look at all day.
Driving the news: General Motors (GM) is abandoning Apple's CarPlay and Google's Android Auto on many of its new electric vehicles, opting for its own proprietary software for multimedia displays.
Companies like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft aren’t the only ones in an AI race. Regulators around the world are starting to get in on the action, too.
Driving the news: US lawmakers, along with regulators in the EU and China, are starting to roll out proposals to regulate artificial intelligence companies and technology.
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Our recommendations for what to eat, read, watch, and listen to this weekend.
We sat down with AI safety researcher Jérémie Harris on Free Lunch by The Peak to discuss his concerns about where AI is heading, and what it means for us.
Companies are using the “Santa Claus” method to win over customer service reps, i.e. showering them with practical and affordable gifts.
When you think of a warehouse, you probably think of rusted shipping containers or movie fights scenes—not a bountiful harvest. Vertical farming may change that perception.
“How’s the weather out there today?” might be a simple question to ask, but coming up with an answer is a multi-billion dollar industry.
The federal government wants a shiny new battery supply chain for electric vehicles (EVs). Capitalizing on Foxconn’s move away from China might be one way to nab it.
Like us hanging up on a seemingly endless stream of telemarketers, Canada’s largest diversified miner is repeatedly turning down an offer it has zero interest in.
Big Canola is betting that canola oil will be used to deep fry potatoes and power vehicles.
Canadian tax courts are cracking down on TFSA day trading, taking aim at investors that are doing so well that their trades could be classified as a business activity… well, kind of.
Tiff Macklem is nothing if not a man of his word. Despite mounting pressures, the Bank of Canada (BoC) kept its promise and continued to hold steady on interest rates.
High interest rates are hurting wallets, but there may be an end in sight.
Supplement-maker The Bountiful Company will pay a US$600,000 fine to the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in a first-of-its-kind ruling against “review hijacking” on Amazon.