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N.B. Company Pioneers Technology To Help Businesses Detect Threats Near and Far
Near Threat Analytics Corp is a web-based service that aims to provide consolidated, real-time information on the status of various types of threats around the globe.
From Startup To Scale Up: New Program Launched To Accelerate Growth For New Brunswick Businesses
Recent studies have shown that scale-up companies are 2.3 times more productive, generate 19 times more revenue, raise six times more capital, and create 6.5 times more jobs than non-high-growth companies.
People and Investors Flocking to Uptown Saint John
With new commercial developments and dozens of new restaurants and retail spaces, Uptown Saint John is booming. #Sponsored
11th Mile Will Add Patio, Lunch Menu At New Location On York Street
The restaurant and cocktail bar is leaving its current location because the building is being demolished.
Feeling Warm And Fuzzy About Giving Is No Longer Enough
The business leaders behind the Saint John United Way ‘Million Dollar Pledge’ say making the right social investments creates future customers and strengthens the local workforce.
N.B. Company Installs Sensors At Dairy Farms To Better Manage Milk Quality
28 farms in Atlantic Canada, Ontario and New York are part of an “early adopter” program to implement the new system by SomaDetect that will better detect diseases, ensure milk quality, and manage reproduction in dairy cows.
The Tipsy Muse Will Be A Cozy Place For Creative People To Congregate And Watch Bands
What do you get when three music and art lovers band together to create a new venue for Frederictonians?
Developers Extend Saint John’s Urban Renaissance To Streets Like Union And St. James
Uptown Saint John is booming with many new residential and commercial developments in the areas close to King Street. As that area begins to fill up, developers and residents become more interested in a city centre that extends beyond the narrow boundaries of the first wave of developments.
Atlantic Canada Doubles Venture Capital Investment Powered By N.B. Gains
The Canadian Venture Capital Association on Monday released its funding data for the third quarter, which said the region booked about $41 million in 16 VC deals.
