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Dublin property company buys 16,000 sq ft MK office space
Blackrock International Land, the Dublin-based property company, has paid €4.5 million (£3m) for 16,000 sq ft of office space in Milton Keynes’... Read More
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Blackhawk down in local base
Blackhawk Network, the largest provider of third-party gift cards in North America has expanded into offices near Peterborough as it prepares to... Read More
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Bespak to shut down King’s Lynn Consumer Dispensers division
Milton Keynes-based medical devices specialist, Bespak plc, is to close its King’s Lynn Consumer Dispensers division over the next five months after... Read More
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Atmel licenses video subsystem from Herts company
Atmel Corporation, one of the world’s leading providers of microcontrollers, has licensed the ARC video subsystem from Herts-based semiconductor... Read More
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Antarctic role for Norfolk firm
British Antarctic Survey (BAS) has appointed Thetford based waste recycler Pearsons to handle some of the waste generated by scientists working at... Read More
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Amino selected by Croatian company
Amino, the Cambridge based IPTV set-top box (STB) supplier, has been selected by Vodatel for Croatia's first ever IPTV deployment. Amino, the... Read More
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Lion shows hunger for Kettle Foods
It’s usually silicon chips that get buyers out of bed to pay £170m for an acquisitional target – but Norfolk potato chip company Kettle Foods has... Read More
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Wireless device provides local solution to global problem
The wireless wizards responsible for the creation of CSR have developed a new system that adapts the basic technology from a cordless phone to tackle... Read More
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Entrepreneur eyes China after a successful MBI
An East of England electronics entrepreneur is eyeing expansion in China having recently led an MBI.Nicola Kay, who founded custom electronic... Read More
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Biotech entrepreneurs undeterred by Millennium experience
American owned Sigma-Aldrich Corporation has acquired Cambridge Science Park based Pharmorphix, a privately held firm that offers research services... Read More
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New York company to bring 50 jobs to the region by end of year
A New York City biotech data services company is set to bring in around 50 new jobs to the region by the end of the year through the opening of its... Read More
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New Frontier as digital broadcast chip designer gears up for IPO
Fast growing Frontier Silicon plans to follow in the footsteps of fellow fabless semiconductor company, Cambridge Silicon Radio by launching a London... Read More
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Kier in the running for Olympic Village contract
The Kier Group in Bedfordshire is on the path to Olympic glory after being named on the shortlist of consortia bidding to deliver major elements of... Read More
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Kier in the running for Olympic Village contract
The Kier Group in Bedfordshire is on the path to Olympic glory after being named on the shortlist of consortia bidding to deliver major elements of... Read More
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Las Vegas and Boston favourites for new Stansted link
MAXjet Airways, the dedicated transatlantic business class airline, has said it expects to take on two new aircraft early next year in readiness for... Read More
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Xaar loses over 26 per cent off share price as Asian customers suffer customs probe
Cambridge inkjet company, Xaar plc, suffered a heavy blow on the market today after the firm revealed that a number of its Chinese customers were... Read More
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Quorn and Cauldron brew massive profits jump for Premier Foods
Herts-based Premier Foods has attributed a massive rise in revenues, which more than doubled profits for the first half of 2006, to the successful... Read More
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Amino pioneers IPTV in Croatia
Amino, the Cambridge based IPTV set-top box (STB) supplier, has been selected by Vodatel for Croatia's first ever IPTV deployment.A substantial... Read More
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Global Marine to provide power connection on £35m deep sea turbine experiment
Chelmsford’s Global Marine Systems has begun subsea cable installation work which aims to pave the way for the UK’s first deep water commercial wind... Read More
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£60m Essex Research Park given the green light
The first foundations for the University of Essex’s £60 million flagship Research Park are expected to be laid within the year following Colochester... Read More