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Budget furniture might start to look different

The company synonymous with “affordable furniture” is working hard to keep it that way. 
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Rogers looks to the stars

Rogers wants you to look past The Great Outage and get excited that it has inked a new deal with SpaceX and Lynk Global to bring satellite wireless service to remote areas. 

What happened: Rogers will tap into SpaceX and Lynk's network of satellites to offer cell services in remote areas (including those long stretches of highway where you get one bar if you're lucky).
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Microsoft’s gaming deal gets hard blocked

Microsoft’s proposed US$69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard is in jeopardy after the UK’s competition regulator delivered, to put it in gamer parlance, a 360 no-scope kill shot. 
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Bing vs. Bard

Google parent Alphabet and Microsoft kicked off Big Tech earnings yesterday… and things actually went pretty well? 
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Pizza Pizza heads south

Pizza Pizza’s newest development has the potential to grow its business exponentially. And no, we’re not talking about the innovative dip roller.
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Bed Bath & Beyond goes belly up

Bed Bath & Beyond, the home goods retailer known for sky-high merch displays and really bright lighting, has finally thrown in the towel and filed for bankruptcy
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Regulators go after high fashion

If we learned anything from House of Gucci, it’s that the fashion biz isn’t always pretty.
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BuzzFeed News is no more

After over ten years in operation, BuzzFeed has pulled the plug on its news division.
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Trying to keep Canadian stocks Canadian

There are many reasons to be proud to be Canadian, but some Canuck companies are feeling a lot less patriotic when it comes to going public these days.
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Trying to keep Canadian stocks Canadian

There are many reasons to be proud to be Canadian, but some Canuck companies are feeling a lot less patriotic when it comes to going public these days.
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