SVB Damage ‘Definitely Wasn’t Zero’ for Maritime Startups
Propel CEO Kathryn Lockhart says she anticipates “a slowing” in American funds coming into the region.
Propel CEO Kathryn Lockhart says she anticipates “a slowing” in American funds coming into the region.
A new study from the BDC found some fascinating statistics about productivity and the challenges businesses facie because of inflation and other pressures.
The program has successfully placed six grads in a field where cybersecurity skills are becoming “a business imperative.”
For the first time since March 2020, labour shortages are starting to hold back investment for a growing proportion of business leaders.
A BDC survey found 92 percent of Atlantic Canadian business owners expect to spend as much or more money on their business in 2022.
Pierre Cléroux, the chief economist and vice-president of research with the Business Development Bank of Canada, says the labour market will be a challenge for Atlantic Canadian businesses for years.
After losing his business, the Halifax entrepreneur went on to found the Mindset Project, a research project exploring mental health and entrepreneurship.
BDC is seeing good signs as forward pricing for fish products has increased by approximately 30 percent in the last two months, and the food manufacturing sector has stayed strong throughout the pandemic.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Atlantic Canada have a positive outlook when it comes to investment intentions in 2020, even with a slow-growing economyr, acording to a report by the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC).
BDC report shows nearly one-third of N.B. businesses will decrease investments in the face of a 1 per cent project GDP growth rate.