| Friday, 26 February 2010 01:41 |
 When CBiz said during the last week it was discontinuing its technology operations, CEO Steve Gerard did not state that the company was actively marketing any of the three companies, which include a Dynamics GP reselling operation. However, word was the at least that part of the operations, which include a networking company, might have found a buyer. And the potential buyer mentioned was Doug Weintraub's Socius.
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