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By Scott Wright

Global technology leader to benefit from dynamic catering platform positioned for growth TROY, Mich., Dec. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- 365 Retail Markets ("365") a leading provider of self-service

/PRNewswire/ -- 365 Retail Markets ("365") a leading provider of self-service commerce technology to the foodservice industry, today announced the acquisition...

Wave energy firm Mocean Energy has opened a new Aberdeen office to meet growing interest from the oil and gas industry.

A SCOTTISH energy company has received further significant backing as it moves to roll out its kerbside charging points for electric vehicles.

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Updated: July 24, 2021, 8:15 am Drink dispensing technology developed in Aberdeen could revolutionise sports stadium catering. The Aberdeen-based entrepreneurs behind revolutionary new technology aimed at speeding up the time it takes to grab a beer at major events are ready to accelerate its roll-out to the market after a £670,000 crowdfunding drive. It is the latest of a series of fundraising exercises for EBar Initiatives, which was launched by managing director Sam Pettipher and Nick Bees...

North-east firm Trojan Energy is one of only two businesses flying the flag for Scotland in a hunt for the UK's next technology pioneer.

WSU faculty members are engaged in six new projects to improve undergraduate education, thanks to funding from the Samuel H. and Patricia W. Smith Teaching and Learning Endowment.

Robin Knox and Paul Walton of Bounday Technology flank Skyscanner co-founder Gareth Williams A home security start up has won £1.5 million backing from Gareth Williams who helped grow Skyscanner into one of Scotland’s most successful technology firms. Mr Williams and other investors provided £3.7m growth funding in total for Boundary Technology weeks after the company launched its first product. This is a movement-based alarm system linked to an App, which allows users to monitor thei...