RE: GAP and Today's Ottawa Citizen
Look under Briefly here is the link:
https://www.ottawacitizen.com/business/Market+correction+tough+Ottawa+companies/3129448/story.html
Briefly
Next Alternative, Inc. of Ottawa says it has bought 90per cent of Keosan High Tech Co. Ltd of South Korea to expandenergy-saving product offerings. A top Keosan scientist will headcompany research operations. The deal brings 13 patents in the energyand environmental sectors.... Iogen and Royal Dutch Shell say they aremaking more undisclosed investments in technology that produces ethanolfrom wheat straw. They hope to reduce production costs in the processdeveloped at an Ottawa demonstration plant. They have been trying foryears to launch a full-scale plant in Saskatchewan.... Solace Systemssays Two Sigma Investments, a computerized trading company with severalbillion dollars under management, is buying Solace messaging hardware tospeed and improve efficiency of data centre operations.... DEWEngineering of Ottawa is working with BAE Systems, a giant defencecontractor, and Northstar Electronics of Vancouver on bidding for newmilitary vehicle competitions with the national defence department. DEWhas 400 employees in Ottawa and New Brunswick and is owned by CoorsTekof Golden, Colorado.... PharmaGap, an Ottawa company developing apotential cancer treatment, says it is working on potential licencingdeals with major drug companies as it awaits more results from NationalResearch Council and U.S testing in coming months.
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