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Over 10 more US states, millions more companies
One of the things we’re most proud of with OpenCorporates is the way we quietly get on with making the world’s biggest open database of companies bigger and better, adding territories with the help of the open data community. Every day we … Continue reading
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Why we helped design the new UK Companies House URIs
Last week, the UK Companies House took the wraps off its URIs for companies. Now this is actually rather more significant than you might think (though frankly we are going to struggle to make it sexy). First, it’s significant from … Continue reading
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