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Codeweavers, a brand of Cox Automotive Europe, is now fully supporting Marsh Finance's' ‘propose’ and ‘quote’ functionalities on its Commerce platform. This update is designed to improve efficiency, ...

Codeweavers and Localise are rolling out integrated real-time finance options directly into Google Vehicle adverts. The collaboration allows UK dealerships to display monthly payment details within ...

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Codeweavers is one of the simplest ways to run Windows apps on a Mac, and you don’t even need Windows. CrossOver is based on WINE, which is one of the best options ...

Mac gamers are probably familiar with CrossOver, a platform that lets users run Windows software on macOS and Linux as if it were native software. CodeWeavers, the company behind the app, has now ...