Aleksandra Sagan is a reporter at The Logic. She covers a range of topics within the business and economics sectors, with a focus on retail, local tech, supply chain logistics, and agriculture. Aleksandra's work has been featured in Ontario Farmer Publications and The Logic, highlighting her expertise in corporate sustainability, consumer behavior analytics, and the dynamics of labor markets.
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Aleksandra Sagan's coverage focuses on product promotions, sales and marketing, deals and promotions within the Canadian retail and e-commerce sector. She is interested in announcements from the private sector specific to these industries.
When reaching out to Aleksandra, consider offering insights into significant developments or trends related to Canadian retailers, AI in medicine as it pertains to Canada, self-checkout industry advancements with a focus on any Canadian impact or involvement, Shopify stock updates, IPOs relevant to her audience base, companies like Vendasta and AbCellera that are key players in the Canadian e-commerce ecosystem.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and industry-specific content without a specified geographic area of interest suggests she could be open to international perspectives as long as they provide relevance or insights for her primarily Canadian audience.
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B.C. last-mile delivery company UniUni to go public via SPAC
By: Aleksandra Sagan
Shopify has urged shareholders to vote against the proposal on responsible AI use, arguing that it amounted to “a solution in search of a problem”
By: Aleksandra Sagan
The e-commerce firm has ended its partnership with a U.S. university through which it sponsored interns to get degrees and jobs in tech
By: Aleksandra Sagan
Unifor claims the documents show how Amazon trains managers to harass and manipulate their colleagues in a bid to stop unionization efforts. Amazon says it has done nothing wrong.
Shopify ups share buy-back program to US$5B
U of T researchers use free AI models to create dangerous cyberattack ‘worm’ The Logic
By: Aleksandra Sagan
The e-commerce giant slowed down negotiations and attempted to cut the union out of key decisions, according to a mediator appointed to try and break an impasse between the two parties
Biotech automation firm Scispot raises US$8M all-equity round
Lululemon lowers 2026 outlook, blaming negative press The Logic
