Why daycares equal profits

Delivery apps and financial tech are out. For some investors, it’s all about daycare.
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An unexpected jobs surge

Like an unscheduled meeting with your boss or a wedding invite from an ex, Stats Canada’s latest labour report is one of those surprises that you’re not quite sure what to make of.
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Moving on from the Crypto Bowl

The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles may be squaring off in the Super Bowl final tomorrow, but for many brands, the real action starts when the game stops.
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The finer things in life are flying high

Thousands of travellers probably wished they owned a private jet after a disastrous holiday travel season. If they could afford one, Bombardier would be happy to help them out.
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You gotta fight for your right to repair

Tech companies are making their phones and computers a lil’ bit easier to fix, but consumer advocates want lawmakers to push them further.
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The House of Mouse cuts costs

Layoffs. They’re not just plaguing Big Tech anymore. Disney plans to lay off 7,000 workers and restructure its organization as it looks to boost profits and cut costs by US$5.5 billion. 
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Pandemic recovery goes Uber well

While most of the tech industry saw quarterly earnings reports that ranged from “disappointing” to “AHHH!!!”, Uber is looking at its latest numbers with a big, toothy grin.
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Green hydrogen gets a green light

Canada’s ready to add some more green to its energy mix.
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Playing rock 'em sock 'em (chat)bots

Leafs vs. Habs. Pepsi vs. Coke. Dudes who wear shorts year-round vs. Canadian winters. Then, there’s Google vs. Microsoft. And a new front has opened up in their ongoing war. 
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No one thinks debt is sexy

Roses are red, money is green, and lots of personal debt will leave your dating life lean. 
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The first geothermal power plant is underway

Tired of hearing about wind, solar, and hydrogen energy? You’re in luck. There’s a hot new renewable energy source on the scene that is literally so hot.
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The BoC opens up

The Bank of Canada (BoC) is trying to open up. But unlike your typical therapy session, it’s the Canadian public with the trust issues. 
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The Canadian healthcare summit

Healthcare. It’s the word on every premiers’ lips. And yesterday, they finally got to talk to the Prime Minister about it.
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Your boss still might be spying on you

Did you ever play I spy when you were a kid? Well, now some bosses are playing it! Their go-to prompt: “I spy with my little eye… someone who is… slacking.”
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The Swiss push back on cashless

Unlike its distant Norwegian neighbours, the Swiss aren’t yet sold on the “cashless” thing.
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A top-rated restaurant does not exist

Have you heard of Le Nouveau Duluth? It’s impossible to get a reservation there. Literally
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Will a robot steal your job?

If you're worried about being made redundant at work, remember it's not about you. It's a cost-cutting measure—because robots accept cache as payment!
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Not even ChatGPT can escape American politics

ChatGPT doesn’t want to write a poem about Donald Trump, and its makers don’t know why.
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A bit of Foxconnfidence

The world’s biggest electronics maker says it has recovered from COVID.
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