The Big Read Archives - Page 9 of 25 - The Logic

Canada's Business and Tech Newsroom

Log In Subscribe

An illustrated image of a doctor in a mask and a patient seated on an examination table. They are looking at a screen in the form of a word bubble; on the screen are sound-wave patterns.

AI ‘scribes’ aim to rescue doctors from paperwork avalanches, despite privacy concerns

By David Reevely

An illustration of a Google News web page, displayed on the screen of a black smartphone.

Google agreed to give Canadian media $100M a year. Then the fight started

By Martin Patriquin

Simulacra founder Matt McMullen presents the head of a robotic doll in a modern room with two screens displaying its digital version in the background.

Realbotix aims to shed X-rated past with crypto-funded pivot to AI and robots

By Claire Brownell

Rows of eyedropper bottles with plain, pharmaceutical-style labeling sit evenly spaced on shelves, before a white-painted brick wall.

Deciem’s quest to keep The Ordinary from becoming normal

By Marisa Coulton

A collage-style photo illustration showing Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers in the foreground, readying for a faceoff; Auston Matthews of the Toronto Maple Leafs celebrating a goal; and Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins facing off against Eetu Luostarinen of the Florida Panthers.

The future of hockey broadcasting: Streaming night in Canada

By Scott Stinson

Two people posing in front of a phone attached to a ring light stand. A Poshmark rack behind them is holding accessories like purses and sandals.

The swap meet: As social media flops, social shopping platforms fill a void

By Isabel Slone

A photo illustration in which Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Joe Biden appear in the foreground shaking hands, against a backdrop showing the docks, cranes and skyline of Vancouver. Beyond the horizon, covering most of the sky, looms the face of Donald Trump.

Trading places: How Canada spent (or squandered) the Biden years

By Murad Hemmadi

A blue and red photo illustration of Dragon Den’s Michael Wekerle, Ashley Madison CEO Noel Biderman, and Kevin O’Leary.

WonderFi’s board games: Inside the battle for control of Canada’s crypto contender

By Claire Brownell

Ted Livingston, the former CEO of Kik, sitting and holding a coffee mug with both his hands.

Ex-Kik CEO Ted Livingston is still trying to crack the code

By Claire Brownell

Once unstoppable, government digital service reform hits a wall in Canada

By David Reevely