CQG gift. Aligo licence.

Various issues concerning Concordia University are often reported on by news outlets. Here is the most recent coverage pertaining to the institution: 

• CQG, a Denver-based data analytics and trading technology provider, is donating 24 licences, worth $1.6 million, of its Integrated Client software. The software tools for charting and analyzing the derivatives market will be used in the JMSB's John Dobson – Formula Growth Investment Room. The CNW release on this gift is picked up by theAtlanta Business Chronicle, the Austin Business Journal, the Baltimore Business Journal, BND, the Birmingham Business Journal, the Boston Business Journal, boston.com The Buffalo News, Buffalo Business First, Columbus Business First, Louisville Business First, Milwaukee Business Journal, Phoenix Business Journal, Triad Business Journal, Albany Business Review, Canadian Business Spotlight, Charlotte Business Journal, Chicago Business Journal, Cincinnati Business Courier, Ledger-Enquirer, Contra Costa Times, Daily Herald, Dallas Business Journal, Dayton Business Journal, Denver Business Journal, Digital Journal, DMN Forums, Education Dive,eMarkets Daily, eMoney Daily, PR Newswire, Star Telegram, Houston Business Journal, Money News, KLTV (ABC), and Shaw Connect.
• Concordia is mentioned in a CNW/Telbec release as a partnering institution in Aligo Innovation, a university technology transfer office that commercializes and increase the value of its members' intellectual property assets. The French-language release, which announces the awarding of a licence to produce trimethyl chitosan (TMC), is picked up by Le Lézard and in English by Shaw Connect.

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