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Canadian scientist accused of espionage

A Canadian scientist living in the U.S. has been accused of stealing corporate secrets and selling them to China.

September 02, 2010   |   The Canadian Press

India to open bidding for 100 solar projects

The south Asian nation plans to build 500MW of solar capacity and is opening the bidding to foreign producers.

September 01, 2010   |   Canadianmanufacturing.com Staff

US manufacturing makes moves

The Institute for Supply Management has reported its August numbers.

September 01, 2010   |   The Canadian Press

China on the hunt for executives

The Chinese government has launched an executive recruitment drive to attract leaders to make state-owned companies more competitive.

August 30, 2010   |   The Canadian Press

Time to pay the piper: Conference Board of Canada

Government debt service is fast becoming the biggest issue facing the nascent global economic recovery.

August 27, 2010   |   CanadianManufacturing.com Staff

Don't link emissions trading with U.S.: C.D. Howe

A new report by advisory group C.D. Howe says following the US lead on emmissions caps and trading has few benefits and much risk for Canada.

August 26, 2010   |   CanadianManufacturing.com Staff

Canada can't ignore ASEAN region

Already seen as a laggard in China and India, Canada can ill afford to miss out on the economic boom in Southeast Asia.

August 25, 2010   |   CanadianManufacturing.com Staff

Potash takeover bad news for Canadian workers

August 24, 2010   |   CanadianManufacturing.com Staff

General Dynamics Canada sells smart display units

The Ottawa-based subsidiary of a massive defence contractor will manufacture and supply 1,000 smart displays for the US Army

August 24, 2010   |   CanadianManufacturing.com Staff

US medical devices market set to grow

The world's third-biggest market for medical devices is about to get bigger.

August 23, 2010   |   Canadian Manufacturing Daily Staff

Headless HP strives for success

With ex-CEO's troubles in the rear view mirror, the world's biggest tech firm tries to quell its critics.

August 20, 2010   |   Canadian Press

Chinese economy surges into second place

After another slow quarter, China has replaced Japan as the worlds second leading economy.

August 16, 2010   |   The Canadian Press

Chrysler commits to Toronto plant

The automaker's announced investment in its Etobicoke Casting Plant outside Toronto will preserve more than 200 jobs.

August 13, 2010   |   The Canadian Press

Windsor utilities the first to connect with smart grid

A next generation smart grid pilot project is looking for partners with large electrical equipment.

August 13, 2010   |   CanadianManufacturing.com Staff

Alberta is the world’s newest mining hot spot

Top ranking jurisdictions get bumped down the list due to tax and regulations on mining activities.

August 12, 2010   |   CanadianManufacturing.com Staff
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