In-Touch Survey Systems revenue down in 2014
A 16 per cent revenue drop in 2014 was “within management’s expectations,” Ottawa-based In-Touch Survey Systems said after releasing its annual results late Friday. Revenue
In-Touch Survey Systems revenue down in 2014
A 16 per cent revenue drop in 2014 was “within management’s expectations,” Ottawa-based In-Touch Survey Systems said after releasing its annual results late Friday. Revenue
ProntoForms recurring revenue up in 2014
Recurring revenue continued to rise for Ottawa-based ProntoForms in 2014, according to year-end results released Friday. “I am pleased with our ongoing growth in this
Casino du Lac Leamy betting completed renovations will drive revenue
Beset by falling revenues, Gatineau’s Casino du Lac Leamy is hoping a bid to reverse its fortunes with a $47-million renovation project will come up
Carleton University’s Lead to Win launches cyber hub
Carleton University’s Lead to Win program launched a new initiative this week that has “huge” potential for the companies involved, program director Tony Bailetti says.
Local startup expects boost from TV appearance
Frank Bouchard and Toby Maurice are expecting an opportunity to come their way on April 1 that could triple their company’s sales practically overnight. It’s
Glitchsoft becomes Gigataur, launches new game with Disney
It’s a time of great change for the Ottawa gaming company formerly known as Glitchsoft. The company has a new name, Gigataur, and a new
Family partnership predicts growth for Calabogie
After 30 years, a two-family partnership has decided the time is right to sell about 60 hectares of land around the Madawaska River in Calabogie.
Tarion chair says confidence in firm steadily building
The Ottawa lawyer who chairs the private corporation that protects buyers of new homes in Ontario says the organization has boosted consumer protection dramatically in
C-COM marks 10 straight years of profit
Ottawa-based C-COM Satellite Systems has now been profitable for 10 consecutive years, although its net earnings did dip in 2014, according to year-end results released
Search for “next big thing” coming to Ottawa
The first 60 seconds are the key to a successful pitch, says an author and longtime tech investor who rolls through the capital Wednesday on
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