Business Roundup
The Business Roundup provides you with the latest headlines and happenings related to business and the economy in the Edmonton region.
Published every Friday
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Friday, July 26, 2024
The latest on business in Edmonton. With news on the Jasper wildfire, Aurora Hydrogen, Clio, SCFCan, Durabuilt Windows and Doors, Lotic Technologies, samdesk, KDays, and more
Read this editionFriday, July 19, 2024
The latest on business in Edmonton. With news from Edmonton Construction Association, PCL, Ultracoustics Technologies, Wyvern, RUNWITHIT Synthetics, Future Fields, Skipper, and more
Read this editionFriday, July 12, 2024
The latest on business in Edmonton. With news from Pangman Developments, Avison Young, Colabmacs, Alberta International Airshow, Startup TNT, Click&Push Accessibility, and more
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![First look at the renovated Ortona Armoury Building The solarium in the Ortona Armoury Building.](https://taprootyeg.blob.core.windows.net/photos/2024/07/23/ortona-3099.jpg)
First look at the renovated Ortona Armoury Building
Artists and non-profit organizations will return to the 110-year-old Ortona Armoury Building in September following a $16.3 million rehabilitation project by the City of Edmonton that dates back to the building's closure in 2019.
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![Stationery shop parcel + prose is the latest closure on 124 Street A shopkeeper behind a counter surrounded by stationery products and plants.](https://taprootyeg.blob.core.windows.net/photos/2024/07/23/parcel-3143.jpg)
Stationery shop parcel + prose is the latest closure on 124 Street
The parcel + prose stationery boutique is closing at the end of July due to challenges its owner said stemmed primarily from a costly pandemic loan — though this may not be the end of the store.
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![How JMT Korean Cuisine laughed its way through opening delays Two people sit at a table inside a dimly lit restaurant.](https://taprootyeg.blob.core.windows.net/photos/2024/07/22/jmt-2951.jpg)
How JMT Korean Cuisine laughed its way through opening delays
JMT Korean Cuisine, a restaurant that faced around two months of delays as it moved from downtown to Whyte Avenue, kept its customers engaged throughout with videos that poked fun at its situation.
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