Jun
2009
Articles from 30th Jun 2009
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Extra space for printers
Jun 30 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
A TEESSIDE printing firm is set to increase its sales by around 15% over the next three years after taking on extra space at its factory after the collapse of one of its competitors. Read
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BY Matthew Rippon, who specialises in IP and commercialisation, and is a partner at BHP Law.
Jun 30 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
CHRIS Cook, a Northumbria University graduate and a member of the record breaking British swimming team at last year's Olympics, recently spoke at the university's Sports Dinner. Read
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Get, set, match license
Jun 30 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
AS Murray mania grips tennis fans, Tees Valley firms are warned to make sure they have a TV license before letting staff take a break by watching Wimbledon. Read
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Toptipsto fightoff anyattacks
Jun 30 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
TEES Valley experts give their top tips to keep cyber attackers at bay. Read
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One step ahead oncrimebusting front
Jun 30 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
A NORTH-EAST organisation that marries fledgling IT firms with investors has claimed the region is in pole position in the race to stamp out cyber crime. Read
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DARLINGTON’S Lingfield Point business park is using its ambitious new public art and culture programme to address the shortage of artists’ working space in the region.
Jun 30 2009 | Evening Gazette Business News
Dedicated areas have been allocated on the 107-acre site for both large and small scale projects, from industrial space suitable for creating huge sculptures to individual dedicated studios ideal for visual artists such as painters. Read
