The entire AERS team is proud to announce that co-founder and CTO Andrew Sukow has been selected as part of Business in Vancouver’s annual “Forty Under 40″ awards.
The BIV website describes the awards as such:
Forty under 40 celebrates the depth of business talent in British Columbia, from the rising stars of the corporate world to [...]
Recognized by University of Victoria for business innovation in research
VICTORIA – AERS founder Anthony Sukow was on hand to receive the University of Victoria’s annual Craigdarroch Research Award on behalf of himself and his brother and co-founder Andrew Sukow last week. As graduates of the University, both founders were gratified to receive the University of [...]
VICTORIA – 17/04/2008 Advanced Economic Research Systems (AERS), the only company to focus exclusively on eBay market research, today launched Terapeak 5.0 – their highly refined web solution that uncovers strategies and products that deliver maximum profits for anyone selling on eBay.
The latest version of Terapeak 5.0 is a subscription-based market research toolset [...]
VICTORIA – June 2, 2006 EBay market research company Terapeak is officially announcing the launch of seller specific research within their online research tool. This announcement is very significant given the implications of this type of research. Using Terapeak’s research website, users are now able to gain detailed reports on any seller on eBay.
Terapeak becomes [...]
Recognized by University of Victoria for business innovation in research
VICTORIA – AERS founder Anthony Sukow was on hand to receive the University of Victoria’s annual Craigdarroch Research Award on behalf of himself and his brother and co-founder Andrew Sukow last week. As graduates of the University, both founders were gratified to receive the University of [...]
Women prefer cheap & simple portable MP3 players
Yesterday, Apple revealed a smaller and simpler iPod Shuffle amid great hoopla. The new product features more storage, a much smaller form factor, and a feature called “VoiceOver” which rather usefully, given the lack of a screen, tells you what song is playing and who the artist is. [...]
