– 
Daylife Select
A point & click tool to create dynamic content portals. Learn More »
Investment in emerging Canadian technology is headed toward its worst levels in 14 years. (CBC) Investment in Canadian emerging high technology companies is headed for its lowest level in 14 years, an industry association said Tuesday. Full Article at CBC News
Related Articles
-
An oil derrick is shown in Saskatchewan earlier this year. Global oil demand will increase in 2010, OPEC forecasted Wednesday. Full Article at CBC News
-
*I keep thinking I’m not gonna post these on my blog, but man, not reading DOORS OF PERCEPTION is like gluing your eyes shut. Full Article at Wired
-
Today kicks off an eight-day series that explains how and why what was once the most valuable company in Canadian history finally collapsed. The 'Who Killed Nortel?' series is the product of more than 200 interviews. Full Article at Financial Post
-
The last in a three-part series about the need for Canada to diversify its economic interests away from the United States and build stronger business ties with emerging markets. William Dymond recalls the heady excitement of early 1997. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
Related Quotes
-
That's what happens in a free-trade agreement. You lose a lot of the flexibility you have under the [World Trade Organization]
SOURCE: Vancouver Sun -
But there are still some things we can do together, because, quite frankly, their extractive sector is still looking for some expertise that the Canadian industry is known for worldwide. They like our approach to corporate social responsibility. They know that with Canada they don't have the same risk f...
-
Brazil was the first country that I visited when I got this portfolio. It's the first country that I visited for a second time ... The very fact that we've opened another office there, which I did in Recife two weeks ago, shows not just the interest but the opportunities that we have.
-
It's something personally I'd like to see happen
