Fast-growing CrossKeys ties in with U.S. giant

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CrossKeys Systems Corp., a software development company headquartered in Kanata, Ontario, has signed an agreement with ascend Communications Inc., a computer services firm based in Alameda, CA, to develop new products using both firm's software and networking capabilities. Under the terms of the transaction, the two firms will be charged with the creation and production of new systems featuring CrossKeys' software and Ascend's wide area networks. The move reflects the efforts of CrossKeys to enhance its customer base and expand its operations, according to Steven Spooner, the firm's chief financial officer and vice president.

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Signs an agreement with CrossKeys Systems Corp to develop new products using both cos software & networks

Computer Software, Software Publishers, California, Strategic alliances, Ontario, Software, CrossKeys Systems Corp., Ascend Communications Inc., Article

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U.S. softens stance on lumber deal

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An agreement to end the softwood lumber trade dispute between the U.S. and Canada may be close. A proposal to end the dispute has gained the support of the U.S. lumber industry, which is seeking a series of minor changes.

United States, Canada, Foreign trade, Sawmills, Sawmills and planing mills, general, Softwood Lumber, International trade

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