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eWAY looks to expand in Scotland

01 Oct 12 - - CommentaryUK
Six new recruits

Australian online payments firm, eWAY, is expanding is Edinburgh office, as it seeks to shake up the UK’s ecommerce market, according to reports .The company plans to recruit six staff in the coming months to add to the current three based in the Scottish city.

The announcement follows the company’s recent of launch of a cloud-based service in the UK.

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