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2010
Articles from 18th Nov 2010
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Businesses persuaded to have online presence
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
THE UK is one of the world's leaders for e-commerce. However, about 1.5 million small businesses have still not set up their own website. Read
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Berwick firm getting boost from clean power interest
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
CONSTRUCTION and renewable energy company Maden Design and Built is confident that increased interest in wind and solar installations will add staff and hugely increase its turnover. Read
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Gosforth entrepreneur launches Wirz Herbs
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
FORMER curator Louise Vincent is launching a new business selling naturally-formulated sports recovery products to active consumers. Read
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Onyx Group opens new facility in Glasgow
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
ONYX Group has added to its roster of workplace recovery and data centres with a new facility in Glasgow. Read
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Ethical Superstore set to launch new marketplace
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
PROMINENT Gateshead online trader Ethical Superstore is launching a marketplace where ethical businesses and charities can sell their products to the general public. Read
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Warning over the danger of infected USBs
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
IF you frequently find yourself needing to shift data from one computer to another, there’s a good chance you’ve got a USB stick hanging from your keyring. Read
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Gaming can cross all the boundaries
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
AS a video games developer of nearly 20 years, like most in my industry, I’d really never imagined that my target would ever be anything other than avid games players. Read
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Fifteen Digital opens outpost in the North East
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
NORTH East native John Borthwick has returned to his roots to set up a North East outpost for an expanding online company. Read
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Measuring up with the competition
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
WATCHING the F1 at Abu Dhabi on Sunday afternoon, I was amazed by the quality of design of the facilities that less than three years ago did not exist. Read
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Smith Electric Vehicles appoints Icelandic distributor
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
SMITH Electric Vehicles has appointed a distributor to help it make electric vans and trucks more popular in Iceland. Read
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New deal opens up IT firm’s horizons
Nov 18 2010 | Science & Technology
GATESHEAD’S TranscendIT has bought Nectar Electronics of Durham in a bid to boost its hardware expertise. Read
