People’s Alliance Leader Says HCL Technologies Receiving ‘Corporate Welfare’
Opportunities NB is providing $6.26-million in payroll rebates and forgivable loans to the multinational company that’s opened an office in Moncton.
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Junior Achievement Inducts Four Community Leaders To Business Hall Of Fame
Steve Burns of Bulletproof Solutions, John and the late Woody Craig of Craig Manufacturing, and Gaetan Thomas of NB Power are this year’s inductees for their business and community leadership.
Learn About Marketing Your Company From Guys Who Hustle To Be Heard
On November 1 in Moncton Dave Veale and Greg Hemmings are hosting a day-long training event that acts as an introduction to “The 4-Step Boiling Point process: how to be heard in a noisy marketplace.”
Moncton Issues Nearly $150-Million Worth Of Permits For Building Projects
The third quarter was busy for residential and commercial builders and Mayor Dawn Arnold says the city is already hearing from developers who are lining up projects in 2020.
Fintech Firm That Helps Companies Process Billions In Payments Can Grow Even Bigger
Moncton-based SnapAP has developed software to automate and optimize accounts payable processes and is on a global mission to expand export markets.
Greater Moncton Celebrates Top Businesses At Annual Awards
More than 450 people attended the awards, making it the largest attendance in the event’s history.
Moncton Entrepreneur Among Recipients of EY Atlantic Awards
John Chamberlaine, the president and CEO of Action Car & Trucks Accessories, won under the consumer products and retail category.
Halifax’s Mezza Lebanese Kitchen Will Open Location In Moncton
The family-owned, fast-casual restaurant chain plans to follow with locations in Saint John and Fredericton, and P.E.I.
Couple Introducing Compostable Sugarcane-Based Straws To Moncton
For Tylleen Yeh and her family, the world’s reliance on plastic is something they want to change. They now sell compostable straws made out of sugarcane fiber, based on technology from their native Taiwan.
Moncton Area People’s Party, Conservative Party Candidates Still Press For Oil Pipeline
Five candidates running in Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe in the upcoming federal election debated issues that impact the local economy, small business growth, energy and immigration.
