When Amazon announced last year that it planned to build a second HQ – aptly named HQ2 – cities clamoured for the right to be its new home. After all, it’s not every day municipal governments get a chance to add 50,000 high-paying jobs to the local economy. Earlier this year,
You know the scene. Minutes and hours have ceased to exist, and you’re honestly no longer sure where your body ends and the couch begins. You have chip crumbs buried in the crevices of your clothes. The only time you moved was to collect your Uber Eats delivery, ignoring the obvious
Bad news for your credit card, but good news for those who live for online shopping and instant gratification. Amazon customers in Toronto and Vancouver who are signed up for the company’s Prime service are now eligible for same-day deliveries. The offer is part of their premium plan and good for orders
Like most twenty-somethings, I’m a pretty frequent online shopper. Sure, shopping in person is great and all, but it’s hard to beat the convenience that comes with having pretty much anything you want delivered right to your door. If I’m not using that trusty “price low to high” feature to filter
Remember the good old, fraudulent days, when people used to sign for things? Then we realised that it was actually pretty easy to forge a signature and we all moved over to PIN numbers and passwords, before realising that they’re not exactly foolproof either. Well now it’s time for a
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