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LivingSocial compensates for 40-hour outage using discounts
Coupon website LivingSocial offered a 25% discount on selected deals for its US and Canadian clients following a rare 40-hour outage that crippled its website, apps, and merchant center.
Twitter launches self-serve ads for small businesses outside the US
Social media giant Twitter Inc announced it will introduce self-service advertisements for small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in Canada, Ireland and the United Kingdom starting this week.
Advent to buy USD1.1 billion stake in Ocensa oil pipeline
US-based global private equity firm Advent International signed an agreement to purchase a USD1.1 billion minority stake in Ocensa, Colombia's biggest oil pipeline in terms of capacity.
A-T Solutions picks up counterterrorism contractor GreenLine Systems
Virginia-based tech firm A-T Solutions acquired counterterrorism firm GreenLine Systems for an undisclosed amount to reinforce the border protection and transportation security of the US.
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Following customer complaints on Groove and Wunder Under yoga pants, Canadian clothing company Lululemon’s shares drop to USD67.85.
ConocoPhillips's request of exploratory drilling is approved by Canada's NEB On Wednesday, Canada's National Energy Board approved ConocoPhillips's request.
In an unprecendented move, China's Sinopec is selling off shale gas acreages in Canada. An executive for the SInopec Group is seeking to sell half of its holdings in the two biggest shale gas acreages in Canada.
The government of New Brunswick, a province in Canada, had invested USD 5 million for its Startup Investment Fund.
DIRTT filed for a USD 45 million initial public offering in Canada. Doing It Right This Time or DIRTT Environmental Solutions said it had filed for an IPO in Canada to raise gross proceeds of USD 45 million.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper had removed many hurdles for US and European investors in Canadian enterprises.
The Canadian government, under the Investment Canada Act, has the right to review bids for Canadian flagship industries such as BlackBerry for national security issues.
The European Union and Canada had agreed on a trade pact worth billions of dollar last Friday that would integrate two of the world's largest economies.
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz expressed disappointment as to the country's economic performance despite signs of regained momentum.
