A Quebec company has apologized following an appearance on CBC's Dragons' Den, during which celebrity ... The company, Bobba, sells a bottled version of boba tea, or bubble tea, which is ...

A Canadian bubble tea company has apologized after actor Simu Liu raised concerns of cultural appropriation during an episode of CBC’s Dragons’ Den, prompting a backlash against the owners on ...

Clips from Canada's Dragons' Den have gone viral after guest Simu Liu called out bubble tea business Bobba for cultural appropriation. Now investing Dragon Manjit Minhas has withdrawn her $1 ...

Dragons' Den ... during their Dragons' Den appearance. 'When we said, "You're never quite sure about its contents," we were not referring to the traditional bubble tea formula found in specialized ...

Simu Liu and Bobba tea controversy explained Liu appeared on the Shark-tank style series Dragons Dens on October 10 premiered episode. Soon, the Bobba brand founders Sebastien Fiset and Jess ...

The statement later said, “At no point did we mean to insinuate that our Bobba bubble tea is better than traditional bubble tea in any way.” Watch the Dragons’ Den clip below.

Dragons' Den is currently going viral after Liu, a guest Dragon this season, criticized a boba tea company for cultural appropriation. According to USA Today, the owners of a Quebec-based bubble ...

First into the den is fashion entrepreneur ... But will the dragons be convinced to part with their cash for a dog-focused splash club? Bubble tea is hugely popular among Gen Z (just take one ...

The entrepreneurs behind Bobba, a bottled version of bubble tea, drew criticism after an appearance on CBC's Dragons' Den, alleging that they had misappropriated the popular Taiwanese drink. (Anis ...