Recently, I chatted with a couple who, after seven years, sold their century-old row house in Toronto’s Trinity-Bellwoods neighbourhood. With grins plastered on their faces, they happily declared the best part was their sizeable profit—they sold for $300,000 more than they originally paid—was completely tax-free. This got me thinking. Every week we get questions from[…]
The scene is set: Humans struggle to survive on an Earth — now toxic and contaminated — that is suffocating beneath the cast-off electronic and electric goods of yesteryear. While most would consider this to be the archetypal scene of a dystopian future, some experts are saying it’s not far off from the current reality.[…]
Market grows as companies aim to improve efficiency The technology of business intelligence (BI) is coming of age, with Canadian companies expected to spend about $200 million on it next year. That’s a 4.2-per-cent increase in the amount spent on the purchase and use of BI software in the previous year, according to research firm[…]
Revenue growth seen through rose-coloured glasses: survey Emerging Canadian software companies are still struggling to find revenue, according to a recent report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). Despite advances in technology and financing in the last five years, those software firms still face the same challenges, says PwC’s fifth annual Report on Emerging Canadian Software Companies: The[…]