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Read moreDetailsFollowing criticism over its plan to fine customers $2,500, PayPal Holdings Inc has backpedalled and stated that the statement in its policy was an error on the company’s part. PayPal had...
Read moreDetailsIn a landmark disclosure that will put the burning issue to bed in the eyes of the public, state Attorney General Rob Bonta has said Sephora Inc., one of the...
Read moreDetailsAmazon has revealed it would increase its average starting pay for frontline workers from $18 to $19 per hour, an increase that could help it captivate more employees in a...
Read moreDetailsCanada’s two best low-cost carriers, Flair and Lynx, are expanding their services. Flair Airlines announced that it is increasing its daily flights to Calgary, Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver. The Edmonton-based...
Read moreDetailsToyota has decided to end vehicle production at its manufacturing plant in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Manufacturing operations at the plant were suspended by Toyota in March over the interruption in...
Read moreDetailsThe Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) has revealed that about 1,400 of the kiosks will be launched in select retail locations, starting from the second half of 2023. OLG...
Read moreDetailsMetro Inc. has revealed that its members of staff are working overtime to keep stores open as the company struggles with an ongoing labour crunch. "There's a lot of open...
Read moreDetailsCanadian department store Zellers is set for revival next year, 10 years after it closed most of its locations. Hudsons Bay Co. said Zellers will launch a new e-commerce website...
Read moreDetailsTelus Corp. wants to pass the burden of credit card fees to customers by planning plans to add a 1.5 per cent "processing fee" beginning this fall. In a letter...
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