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Vortex Energy Closes Meadows Project Deal in Saskatchewan
Vortex Energy Corp. has finalized its acquisition of the Meadows Project in west-central Saskatchewan, near the Alberta border.
Spectrotel and AireSpring Complete Merger to Form Enterprise Network Platform
The two telecom firms have closed their merger, creating a managed network services platform aimed at distributed and global enterprise clients.
Scholastic Buys Cottage Door Press in $71M Deal
Scholastic is acquiring children's publisher Cottage Door Press for roughly $71 million, expanding its early-reader catalog.
Bell Canada and Cisco Team Up on Sovereign AI Infrastructure
Bell Canada and Cisco are joining forces to build sovereign AI infrastructure, a move that signals growing national interest in domestically controlled AI systems.
Meta Poaches MongoDB Executive to Lead Enterprise AI Push
Mark Zuckerberg's hire of CJ Desai signals Meta is serious about competing in business AI, not just consumer products.
Apple Faces $5.7 Billion Patent Verdict Over Haptics Tech
A jury found Apple liable for infringing haptics patents tied to iPhone and Apple Watch, awarding $5.7 billion in damages.
Qatar Airways Retires A330s, Loans Pilots to RwandAir Amid Iran Conflict
Qatar Airways is retiring grounded A330s and seconding pilots to RwandAir as the Iran war continues to disrupt regional flight routes.
Crypto Casino Duelbits Taken Offline After $7M Hot Wallet Breach
Gambling platform Duelbits suspended operations following a $7 million hot wallet hack, highlighting persistent security vulnerabilities in crypto gaming.
How Dan Chung Rebuilt Fred Alger Management After 9/11 Losses
Dan Chung survived the 9/11 attacks by chance and led the recovery of Fred Alger Management after 35 employees perished.
NASA Engineer Turned $200 Closet Side Hustle Into Six-Figure Income
A NASA engineer launched a side business for just $200 from a closet at home. It now earns more than her engineering salary.
NYC Locksmith Built Her Business From Zero at Age 27
Yona Sahar invested $7,000 in tools and two years of training to launch Locksmith Girl of NYC, a solo trade business in one of America's most competitive cities.
When Source Content Is Unavailable, Journalism Stops
Without access to the original article, no accurate summary or analysis can be produced. Editorial integrity requires source verification.
Why Founders Over 50 Outperform Their Younger Rivals
Research suggests older entrepreneurs succeed at roughly twice the rate of 30-year-olds, challenging Silicon Valley's cult of youth.