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Deloitte To Buy SwiftRadius
Deloitte, one of the Big Four global accounting firms, has agreed to buy Fredericton-based tech consultancy SwiftRadius, marking the second time this year an accounting practice has bought an Atlantic Canadian tech company.
The companies did not
Mark Brand Headlines Starting Point
Mark Brand, one of the leading social entrepreneurs in Vancouver, will be the keynote speaker at the Starting Point conference to be held at St. Mary’s University from Feb. 18 to 20.
The Starting Point conference is designed to bring together
Kay Thrilled by Memogain’s Prospects
Denis Kay has been a scientist for a long time, but he’s most thrilled by his current role working on a promising drug for Alzheimer’s disease.
Alzheimer’s is an escalating problem in aging societies. It’s estimated that the worldwide annual
Caetum Planning 2015 Launch
Caetum, a Halifax company that emerged from St. Mary’s University’s graduate program for startups, is preparing to launch an online product next year aimed at solving a huge pain for clinical researchers.
The company is producing a digital
Grammer on Investing in #Startupeast
A few years ago, my partners and I at Rho Canada Ventures began to notice the opportunities occurring in Atlantic Canada, and I started spending more time here.
Today, we feel really lucky I did.
We’ve found a rich vein of tech companies on
Disruption Hosts QRA, Innovacorp
QRA, a Halifax startup that helps manufacturers detect design problems, has become the first Canadian company accepted into the headquarters of Disruption Corp., a support facility based in Washington, D.C.
Disruption, founded eight months ago
Eight Winners in Spark Cape Breton
A diverse group of entrepreneurs — from a 15-year-old to a group of nursing students to a pair of St. Francis Xavier University professors —have been named winners of the second annual Spark Cape Breton entrepreneurship competition.
Searching the Globe for Talent
When he was working as a chemist in Iran, Mostafa Aghaei developed a solution from natural polymers that successfully combatted the erosion and movement of sand dunes – a huge problem in the desert nation.
When he came to Canada three years ago,
Dinn Brings Propel New Perspective
After a career spent proving his adaptability, Gary Dinn is now focused on preparing Atlantic Canadian companies for the global market through his role at a regional mentoring group.
Dinn has recently taken over as CEO of Propel-ICT, the group
Breakthru Prizes Reach $750,000
The New Brunswick Innovation Foundation’s current Breakthru competition will be dramatically bigger than the 2013 edition, both in terms of number of participants and total prizes.
The New Brunswick innovation agency announced this morning that
Expanding Bungalo Moves Into PEI
Bungalo may be the only company working out of the Volta startup hub in Halifax that can legitimately claim expansion into Prince Edward Island is part of an international growth strategy.
The online cottage rental platform did just that this
Our New Report on the Global Market
Though it was a holiday, Pablo Asiron felt distinctly un-festive.
It was -40 Celsius outside. He was in a land where he didn’t understand the language, or even the lettering on the street signs. And his dinner that night consisted of a Snickers
