Ottawa company inks MOU on South Korean trade mission
The CEO of Ottawa’s inBay Technologies has more than a little jet lag to show from his trip to South Korea as part of a
Ottawa company inks MOU on South Korean trade mission
The CEO of Ottawa’s inBay Technologies has more than a little jet lag to show from his trip to South Korea as part of a
IDC could be acquired, but considering other strategic alternatives
Ottawa-based International Datacasting announced this week it is in talks aimed at a possible acquisition of the company’s business. The other party in the talks
CENGN wraps up five-city road show
The Centre of Excellence for Next Generation Networks had its biggest turnout yet when it wrapped up a five-city road show Tuesday at its home
Gymtrack raises $2.5 million in seed funding
An Ottawa-based startup dedicated to changing how people exercise announced Monday it has secured $2.5 million in its first round of seed funding. “It’s pretty
L-Spark accelerator moving forward with two companies
When the L-Spark accelerator for enterprise software launched last September, it was looking for up to six companies that could be accelerated over a nine-month
BOMA “Icon of Industry” puts priority on people
Even though he runs one of the largest real estate companies in the country, with more than $14.5 billion worth of assets, Michael Cooper never
Kinaxis career fair attracts quality candidates
If the Kinaxis career fair Wednesday was any indication, employers in the city “need to be on top of their games” in order to attract
CTE Solutions acquisition gives firm national presence
A former OBJ Forty under 40 recipient says she’s excited about the opportunities that lie ahead, now that the training company she co-founded has been acquired by
Ottawa, Canada ripe for IPOs in 2015: Kensington Capital Partners
Canada could see 10 to 20 initial public offerings in 2015, with several Ottawa companies on the list of potential candidates, according to the managing
Carleton accelerator celebrates weekend opening
Carleton University officially opened its business accelerator this weekend by playing host to a program designed to interest young girls in a career in technology
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