Not) as seen on TV: Why one U of T entrepreneur balked at a

Noureddin Chahrour’s successful 2015 appearance on CBC’s Dragon’s Den was a key turning point for his research-based startup Adrenalease Posture Apparel – but not in the way you might think. Chahrour, a University of Toronto alumnus, agreed on-air to hand over 30 per cent of Adrenalease, which makes posture-enhancing garments, in exchange for $90,000 from three of the program’s panel members. 

Esther Pinky Kiss

No Place to Hide: O'Harrow Jr., Robert: 9780743287050: Books

The 'wealth-being' secrets of the world's top entrepreneurs

Not) as seen on TV: Why one U of T entrepreneur balked at a Dragon's Den deal in favour of 'organic' expansion

How to Overcome Your Fear of the Unknown

The 9 Most Over-the-Top Perks Companies Are Using to Bring Workers Back to the Office - WSJ

Will Sean Parker's Screening Room hurt or help the film industry?, Movies

Sam Bankman-Fried considered paying Trump $5 billion not to run: Lewis

How Rumble, a Toronto-based alternative, became a refuge for the MAGA crowd (with a US$2-billion valuation) - The Globe and Mail

Impact Centre University of Toronto

The clash of the media barons: Inside Jordan Bitove and Paul Rivett's battle to control Torstar - The Globe and Mail

The Indian TV pioneer at the centre of his own primetime drama