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DocuSign opens Canadian HQ in Toronto, names ‘Dragon’ as advisor

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Electronic signature software vendor DocuSign Inc. opened a regional headquarters in Toronto on March 14, part of the firm's 'Invest for Canada' initiative. Located in...
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SAP announces opening of new Canadian HQ in Toronto

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SAP Canada has opened its $12 million renovation to its Toronto headquarters.
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Take a tour of Box Inc.’s California headquarters

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Check out some of the stuff going on in Box's headquarters, but be warned - the following images may lead to a serious case of workplace envy.
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Amazon HQ2 sweepstakes: which Canadian cities submitted bids?

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In Canada, 11 cities submitted applications for HQ2. The proposed $5 billion project is expected to generate up to 50,000 high paying jobs.
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Take a tour of Sun Life’s new global headquarters built for agile work

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Sun Life Financial Inc. officially opened its new global headquarters in Toronto on Sept. 13, setting the stage for its push into the FinTech space and work with an agile methodology.
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Hertz signs major Euro services deal with BT, HP

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The European arm of the Hertz car rental agency has signed a five-year IT and networking services contract with British Telecommunications PLC (BT) and Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP), a Hertz Europe Ltd. executive confirmed Thursday. The move will allow the agency to drastically cut the number of its European hardware and communications suppliers.
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More IBM workers lose jobs

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IBM Corp. officials Friday confirmed that an undisclosed number of employees were laid off this week in its global services and software divisions, following the layoffs of at least 747 workers the week before.
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The president

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SAS Institute is the huge software company many have never heard of. Since opening its doors in 1976, the company has been privately held and infrequently in the news. Employee turnover is amongst the lowest in the industry and perks go far beyond the free M&Ms found throughout corporate headquarters. James Goodnight, president and CEO of SAS, recently spoke with Network World Canada contributor Chris Conrath at the company

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