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This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2012), which was held in Las Vegas last month, gave us a glimpse into the electronic gadgets of the near future.
Some may have been disappointed by the absence of revolutionary products and technologies at this year’s CES, but we believe that the current focus on
Telecoms group BT has reported a rise in profits, thanks to cost-cutting and an increase in broadband users.
Pre-tax profits for the three months to the end of December were £652m, 48% higher than a year earlier.
Head Resourcing has topped the chart of the 2012 Recruiter Fast 50 (the 50 fastest growing privately owned staffing companies in the UK compiled by Boxington Corporate Finance).
The award is recognition of the recruitme
Web hosting and design company Easyspace has given the UK’s ugliest website a makeover.
The website, http://www.jamborette.org.uk/, which promotes a popular international Scout camp – the Blair Atholl International Jamborette – was judged to be
A new website designed to help people achieve success in Scotland’s media industry has been launched and is receiving glowing reviews from its users.
Media presenter Colin Kelly and fellow social media expert Gary Ennis from NSDesign have worked together to produce www.colinkelly.net – a comprehensiv
Internet pioneer Chris van der Kuyl, chief executive of Brightsolid, is to build closer links between the company’s range of family history websites and social network Friends Reunited, bought from broadcaster ITV for £25 million.
The company remained tight-lipped over the finer d
Cloud Automation software company Flexiant has made a robust start to the year raising investment of £1 million and appointing John Pocock as Chairman and George Knox as CEO in a move that underscores its ambitious growth strategy.
Flexiant’s role on the Supporting Student Development programme has been marked this month with an e-Placement Scotland award.
Award-winning recruitment consultancy Head Resourcing are delighted to announce exciting changes to its management structure today.
In this opinion piece in the Herald, Peter Mowforth, CEO of INDEZ, argues that Scotland needs to make fundamental reforms to take advantage of the online trading boom.
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