Y2K bug means a pot of gold forentrepreneurs

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Computer service and software companies have benefitted from the paranoia created by the Y2K computer bug. Canadian companies have scrambled for the $600-billion global market as the momentum builds up with the approach of the millennium. As a result, leading established firms are spinning off Y2K divisions and small companies are sprouting up to offer various Y2K software. Among the Canadian companies that offer Y2K service are CGI Group, Reasoning Inc. and y2kRadar Software.

Market information - general, Computer Services, Computer Systems Design and Related Services, Information technology services

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Harris aims to keep raising the (re)bar

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The reasons behind the rise in profit by $12 million in first quarter 2005 for Harris Steel Group Inc. are examined.

Sales, profits & dividends, Blast furnaces and steel mills, Company sales and earnings, Steel industry, Company earnings/profit, Harris Steel Group Inc.

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