As Sales Grow to $1-Million, Fredericton’s SimpTek Lands More Investment
The company was founded by UNB students to help homeowners and utilities identify where households use the most electricity.
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Area 506 Announces 2018 Lineup
The third annual festival on the Saint John waterfront will feature Arkells, July Talk, Big Wreck, The New Pornographers and The Glorious Sons.
Tobique Chief Says Wind Power Deal Shows How First Nations, Industry Can Work Together
The First Nation community and Natural Forces will sell wind energy to NB Power from a farm near Sussex that is expected to cost $50-million to build.
This Company Tackles the ‘Honey Do’ List to Clean and Organize Your Hive
‘Queen Bee’ Leanne Cochrane says ‘The Honey Do’s’ use only green products to clean, organize and declutter people’s homes.
Quorum Information Technologies Finds Skilled, Loyal Workforce In Newfoundland
Quorum’s foundational product is XSellerator, an integrated dealer management system that connects all aspects of the car dealership – sales, service, parts and accounting.
Quorum Information Technologies dispose d’une main-d’œuvre qualifiée et loyale à Terre-Neuve
Le produit fondamental de Quorum est le XSELLERATOR, un système de gestion intégral de concessionnaire qui relie tous les aspects du concessionnaire automobile : ventes, service, pièces et comptabilité.
Trampoline Park to Open in Saint John
The facility, which will open this summer in Parkway Mall, will feature trampoline dodgeball courts, slam dunk tracks, and a Ninja Warrior Course.
PLATO Testing Wins Indigenous Business Pitch Competition in Ottawa
The software testing firm was one of six N.B. companies that made pitches to aerospace and defence, and shipbuilding companies like Lockheed Martin.
Automation: An Imperative for Big and Small in New Brunswick
New Brunswick companies cannot ignore this trend and expect to survive as an export economy.
L’automatisation : un incontournable pour la petite et grande entreprise au Nouveau-Brunswick
Les entreprises du Nouveau-Brunswick ne peuvent ignorer cette tendance et s’attendre à subsister comme économie exportatrice.
