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Shopify may be new to Japan, but it’s already making its presence felt
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Canadian YouTube stars talk food, business and passion
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Alec Jordan
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Canadian investment bank plans to launch cryptocurrency exchange in Japan
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Leading solar energy company makes major investment in Japan
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