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Showing results for "exactEarth"

relates to Coast Guard Boards Vessel That Dragged Anchor Near Pipeline
business
Coast Guard Boards Vessel That Dragged Anchor Near Pipeline
By Robert Tuttle
October 17, 2021
relates to The Satellites Streamlining Global Trade
business
The Satellites Streamlining Global Trade
Bloomberg's Michael Bancroft visits the home of exactEarth, a satellite operator with an eye on every merchant vessel traversing the globe that's using Big Data to optimize seaborne trade. (Source: Bloomberg)
December 9, 2016
relates to Canada's Hydro One to Navigate Choppy IPO Market With Fat Payout
technology
Canada's Hydro One to Navigate Choppy IPO Market With Fat Payout
By Jim Polson and Doug Alexander
Attractive dividends at a bargain price are poised to make Hydro One Ltd. a smooth sell in a difficult market for initial public offerings when it prices this week, making it Canada’s largest utility by market value. The greening of its home province may be an overlooked allure.
October 27, 2015
technology
Com Dev Soars Most Since 2008 After Saying It May Sell Itself
Com Dev International Ltd. said it is in talks with possible buyers, sending shares of the Canadian maker of satellite parts up the most in almost seven years.
October 7, 2015
business
Sleep Country Said to Boost Initial Sale 50% to C$300 Million
By Doug Alexander
Sleep Country Canada Holdings Inc., the nation’s largest mattress retailer, boosted its initial public offering by 50 percent to C$300 million ($236 million), according to people familiar with the matter.
July 9, 2015