Bitcoin industry disputes Finance Department memo about potential criminal activity
Fears that Bitcoins will become a currency of choice for shady transactions are overblown, the co-founder of Ottawa-based BitAccess said Friday, responding to a recently
Revenue down for Clearford in 2014 Q2
Ottawa-based Clearford Water Systems had second-quarter revenues of $86,378, the company reported Friday, compared with $207,228 in the same quarter last year. The water management
Telesat revenue up five per cent in 2014 Q2
Telesat Holdings reported revenues of $226 million for the quarter ending June 30, the company announced Thursday. “I am pleased with our performance in the
Wi-LAN’s adjusted earnings exceed $16 million for third straight quarter
Ottawa’s Wi-LAN Inc. released its 2014 second-quarter results Wednesday, reporting revenues and earnings that both exceeded guidance. The intellectual property licensing company (TSX: WIN) said
MediaMiser ready to take on world after acquisition
New Jersey-based information technology company Innodata has purchased Ottawa media monitoring firm MediaMiser for $5.78 million, the companies announced Tuesday. MediaMiser president Chris Morrison said
Ottawa company wins major contract with Infrastructure Ontario
Ottawa-based MHPM Project Managers Inc. has secured a multi-year, $500-million contract to deliver 850 construction projects throughout the province, the company announced Thursday. The projects,
TV software and services company Espial Group has Q2 profit on higher revenues
Ottawa-based Espial Group Inc. has more than doubled its second-quarter revenues to $4.7 million and turned in a profit compared with a loss in the
C-Com reports profit in 2014 Q2
Ottawa-based C-Com Satellite Systems Inc. generated $3,754,738 in revenue in the second quarter of its 2014 fiscal year, the company announced late Monday. C-Com’s net
Trend Micro celebrates the past and future
A startup’s journey doesn’t end when it is acquired by another firm. That’s one of the messages Trend Micro’s chief operating officer Wael Mohamed is
Ontario judge OKs up to $122.66 million for creditors of Nortel’s EMEA unit
An Ontario judge overseeing the Canadian portion of the Nortel Networks bankruptcy has approved a settlement on one of the side issues that involves creditors
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