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  TORONTO -- If you bought a PC between 1998 and 2010, chances are it came with Microsoft products already installed. And if it did, you could be eligible to get back hundreds of dollars without proof of purchase. A class-action lawsuit alleges that Microsoft and Microsoft Canada inflated prices and were engaged in anti-competitive behavior. As a result, Canadians are now eligible to get back up to $250, without a receipt, for PC versions of Microsoft software they purchased individually or that came pre-installed on computers. “It almost sounds too good to be true, but it is legit,�...

When it comes to holiday gift-giving, there are essential factors you need to take note of – the design, usefulness, quality, and most importantly, the personality of your giftee. Treat your loved ones this coming Christmas with delightful presents that are beneficial and great for long term use. Here are some gift ideas for a more fun and exciting holiday season! For Ate and Kuya ate’s and kuya’s holiday experience more enjoyable with gifts that are practical and useful. For your siblings that are always on the go, Heim metal straws and Bubba insulated mugs are a great option — the...

  TORONTO -- Canadians who purchased certain Microsoft PC software between Dec. 23, 1998 and March 11, 2010 are eligible to claim up to $250 without receipts in a class-action lawsuit against the company. The software includes Windows, Office, Word, Excel, Works Suite, Home Essentials and MS-DOS, among others. The software must have been purchased for either personal or business use on an Intel-compatible desktop or laptop, and not for resale, according to the settlement. Naomi Kovak, a lawyer for Camp Fiorante Matthews Mogerman LLP, one of the firms handling the settlement, told CTVNews...

We've created this super consumer and what that means is they buy more when they come to the store. they return less. they frequent our website more often, after. >> founder of home essentials brand pair schut also started her company online in 2014. >> we were able to reach a lot of people and overcome those geographic constraints that you can on the internet and collect a lot of information about our customers not in a creepy way but in the really important way. >> but similar to m. gemi the data showed that customers wanted the option of a more hands on approach. so two years after its star...