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August 17, 2015

Lost My Name cofounders Tal Oron, Asi Sharabi, Pedro Serapicos and David Cadji-Newby

Lost My Name cofounders Tal Oron, Asi Sharabi, Pedro Serapicos and David Cadji-Newby

'Lost My Name' founder: How our small book company raised $9-million from top U.S. investors

ASI SHARABI

August 14, 2015

Attractive entrepreneurs get more funding – but only if they're male

August 14, 2015

If a key employee leaves, will they take your clients with them?

COLLEEN FRANCIS

August 11, 2015

Wealthsimple's Mike Katchen (centre)

Wealthsimple's Mike Katchen (centre)

How Wealthsimple raised $2-million in two weeks

MIKE KATCHEN

August 6, 2015

'Mysterious Package' campaign rakes in the cash on Kickstarter

August 6, 2015

<p> When Robert Harbauer went looking for financing for his next business, Bondic, the banks wouldn’t back it.</p>

<p> When Robert Harbauer went looking for financing for his next business, Bondic, the banks wouldn’t back it.</p>

Short on cash? New 'fintech' companies give small businesses more options

July 28, 2015

This couple created the all-in-one travel jacket that is nearing $3 million on Kickstarter

July 28, 2015

Five mistakes that could make it impossible for you to sell your business

JACOLINE LOEWEN

July 27, 2015

SleepBelt Inc.’s patented stretchy band for cuddling a baby hands-free.

SleepBelt Inc.’s patented stretchy band for cuddling a baby hands-free.

Baby cuddling device thrives after getting a hug from respected group

July 24, 2015

Innovative company sells simple product for five times the normal price

Ryan Caligiuri

July 23, 2015

Ottawa's Third Son Laserworks co-founders, from left, Jesse Kaunisviita and Gabriela Warrior Renaud at the Gabba Hey Holiday Craft Sale.

Ottawa's Third Son Laserworks co-founders, from left, Jesse Kaunisviita and Gabriela Warrior Renaud at the Gabba Hey Holiday Craft Sale.

'Laser junkie' wants to make it a full-time business

July 21, 2015

Everything in this Target store was for sale, right down to the fixtures. With department store retailer Target leaving Canada, the stores began their liquidation sales on Feb 5 2015. Customers are photographed shopping at the Target store at St. Clair Ave. West and Weston Rd. in Toronto. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)

Everything in this Target store was for sale, right down to the fixtures. With department store retailer Target leaving Canada, the stores began their liquidation sales on Feb 5 2015. Customers are photographed shopping at the Target store at St. Clair Ave. West and Weston Rd. in Toronto. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)

What Target's suppliers wish they had known

Tony Wilson

July 17, 2015

FrontFundr's Len Guenther, Jeannine Bartz, Peter-Paul Van Hoeken and Sean Burke

FrontFundr's Len Guenther, Jeannine Bartz, Peter-Paul Van Hoeken and Sean Burke

New crowdfunding rules open doors for companies and investors

July 17, 2015

Jake Ristevski, left, of Toronto-based Green Standards Ltd. helps while furniture is delivered to Youthlinx non-profit in Toronto by movers Alex Rodriguez, Lyndon Biggart and Jim Burnett. Green Standards diverts office furniture and equipment from ending up in landfill.

Jake Ristevski, left, of Toronto-based Green Standards Ltd. helps while furniture is delivered to Youthlinx non-profit in Toronto by movers Alex Rodriguez, Lyndon Biggart and Jim Burnett. Green Standards diverts office furniture and equipment from ending up in landfill.

Profit should not be a dirty word for social entrepreneurs

July 16, 2015

Seven surefire ways to mess up your VC pitch

Marcus Daniels

July 15, 2015

<p> Nix Sensor's Michael Bot (R&D), Matthew Sheridan (president & CEO),
James Strack (R&D), and
Zachary Strong (Director of Business Development)
</p>

<p> Nix Sensor's Michael Bot (R&D), Matthew Sheridan (president & CEO),
James Strack (R&D), and
Zachary Strong (Director of Business Development)
</p>

How we used Kickstarter to build a sustainable company

Zachary Strong

July 14, 2015

<p>Fasken Martineau's Unconference brought together entrepreneurs to share information. </p>

<p>Fasken Martineau's Unconference brought together entrepreneurs to share information. </p>

Law firms offer special deals to lure startups

July 14, 2015

Ten companies that are probably going public in the next year

July 13, 2015

These 'dressy' sweatpants are killing it on Kickstarter

July 9, 2015

Nadège Pâtisserie will offer six limited-edition macaron flavours for the Pan Am Games

Nadège Pâtisserie will offer six limited-edition macaron flavours for the Pan Am Games

Four companies hoping to cash in on the Pan Am Games

July 9, 2015

Goalieband inventor Bob Unger, left, and 1972 Summit Series Soviet netminder Vladislav Tretiak, whose enthusiasm for the product gave Mr. Unger the impetus to go ahead with his goalie training creation.

Goalieband inventor Bob Unger, left, and 1972 Summit Series Soviet netminder Vladislav Tretiak, whose enthusiasm for the product gave Mr. Unger the impetus to go ahead with his goalie training creation.

Meeting with hockey legend gave inventor the drive to market goalie aid

July 8, 2015

Stack of Canadian money for illustrative purposes.

Stack of Canadian money for illustrative purposes.

Ten ways small businesses can tap into government money

Teri Kirk

July 4, 2015

Three considerations in deciding how much to pay yourself

Adam Callinan

July 3, 2015

Ten CEOs who are disrupting finance with technology

John Boitnott

July 2, 2015

Justin Policarpio and Reiner Schmidt teamed up and launched Hamilton-based educational 3-D-printed robotics company Roboteurs Inc.

Justin Policarpio and Reiner Schmidt teamed up and launched Hamilton-based educational 3-D-printed robotics company Roboteurs Inc.

Can 3-D-printed robots make it out of the classroom?

July 1, 2015

What appearing on Shark Tank taught me about my business

June 30, 2015

With the success of University City, Mr. Starkman became more confident that attention to the consumer’s lifestyle needs was the key to making the principles of location, design and affordability converge successfully

With the success of University City, Mr. Starkman became more confident that attention to the consumer’s lifestyle needs was the key to making the principles of location, design and affordability converge successfully

Can a condo development succeed without including parking?

June 27, 2015

Ask your accountant questions and to ensure that they understand your business intimately

Ask your accountant questions and to ensure that they understand your business intimately

Three questions every entrepreneur should ask their accountant

June 25, 2015

A finger touches a tablet and releases a spray of blue paint.

A finger touches a tablet and releases a spray of blue paint.

Can social media play matchmaker between artists and buyers?

June 18, 2015

Lindsay Knowlton founded Toronto-based Iron Lady Golf.

Lindsay Knowlton founded Toronto-based Iron Lady Golf.

Golf expert aims to help women who are scared of the game

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