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Is selling your homegrown company a sin?
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Video: What Ottawa companies need to consider about mergers and acquisitions
Is selling your homegrown company a sin?
Ottawa-based tech consultant TPG asks Supreme Court to review procurement lawsuit
A company that lost a $428-million federal contract in 2007 is calling on Canada’s top court to weigh in on the long-running case, arguing the
Veteran executive Jon Milne leaving Invest Ottawa for new role at Klipfolio
One of Invest Ottawa’s most recognizable faces is leaving the organization to join one of the city’s fastest-growing software firms. Jonathan Milne, who helped mentor
Students tackle real-world problems at University of Ottawa Design Day
University of Ottawa engineering students did away with the dioramas and baking soda volcanoes this week as the faculty put on a science fair like
Shares of Ottawa’s Thermal Energy rise following $1.7M hospital order
A repeat purchase from a health care customer pushed shares of Ottawa clean-tech firm Thermal Energy (TSX-V: TMG) up by as much as a third
Ford investment brings Ottawa closer to becoming autonomous vehicles hub
Almost exactly one year ago, we published an article asking the question, “Can Ottawa be an autonomous vehicle hub?” Today, with Ford’s announcement that it
Ford to create new R&D centre in Ottawa as part of $1.2B Ontario investment
Auto giant will employ up to 300 Ottawa staff as part of a $337.9 million investment in the city.
Engineering a change in Ottawa attitudes toward STEM
Marie Fiala believes she has a solution to Ottawa’s chronic shortage of tech talent that doesn’t require looking beyond Canada’s borders for qualified engineers and
Tremblay resigns from Algonquin board, citing Invest Ottawa conflict
Michael Tremblay, the new president and CEO of Invest Ottawa, resigned from the Algonquin College Board of Governors earlier this month, citing a conflict of
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