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Competition Bureau hosts conference on disruptive business models as sharing economy seeks foothold
In a first, Uber registers to lobby federally. Could others follow?
News | MARCO VIGLIOTTI
Published: Thursday, 01/21/2016 1:49 pm EST
Last Updated: Friday, 01/22/2016 4:13 pm EST
Published: Thursday, 01/21/2016 1:49 pm EST
Last Updated: Friday, 01/22/2016 4:13 pm EST
Twitter photo via @CompBureau
Competition Bureau head John Pecman discussed disruptive business models Tuesday with Aaron Zifkin, Airbnb's country manager for Canada.
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