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Bottle service: Canada lags in e-commerce alcohol sales, but that is changing

Article content There’s a small bar in Toronto, popular with beer fans, that has been looking for different ways to bring in revenue. A sister coffee bar keeps the doors open, but The Only has also been dipping into its beer stocks and cellar to offer some special goodies, including a delicious six-year-old Westvleteren, at prices less than they would normally charge. But you wouldn’t know that unless you get coffee or follow it on social media. A full-functioned e-commerce site is the simple solution, though the risk is that some provincial governments might change their minds about allowing these “off sales” once the pandemic is over. In the meantime, it might be easier for a bar or restaurant to join a collective site, one that pulls in menus from dozens of nearby places and hundreds across the country, making it easy for consumers to buy unique bottles from their favourite restaurants or try others, and not have to depend on the supply at their local liquor store.

CEO of $9 Billion Tanium Says a New CFO Assessing IPO Readiness

AP Photo/Jeff Chiu This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. CEO Orion Hindawi told Insider that Tanium has hired a new CFO who is assessing IPO readiness. The 14-year-old startup has debated going public for years, and some former employees have doubts. Tanium said the company is no longer unilaterally buying back employee stock, which irked workers. The $9 billion-plus cybersecurity startup Tanium has hired an unnamed chief financial officer who is doing a readiness assessment of whether the 14-year-old company can begin the process of going public, CEO Orion Hindawi told Insider on Thursday.  

Vodafone Idea approaches pension funds for $1 billion funding: Report

Vodafone Idea approaches pension funds for $1 billion funding: Report © Jocelyn Fernandes Vodafone Idea approaches pension funds for $1 billion funding: Report Vodafone Idea (Vi) is looking to raise around $1 billion (Rs 6,000-7,000 crore) from pension funds to keep its India business on track, sources told The Economic Times. Among those approached for funding include three Canadian pension funds Caisse de Dépôt et Placement du Québec (CDPQ), Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP), and Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global, one source said. Moneycontrol could not independently verify the report. “The thought process for now is that this would not be a direct equity deal, but debt which is convertible into equity,” the source added.

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