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Companies lack knowledge of carbon accounting: survey
Survey compiled responses from nearly 1,000 companies worldwide
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Global business confidence in Q4: Zero [VIDEO]
The crisis in the Eurozone continues to erode global business confidence, according to a Grant Thornton International survey.
Nissan invests $2 billion in Mexican plant
Japanese automaker looks to increase its already significant market share in South America.
World Economic Forum says global supply chain faces risks
Report issues recommendations for businesses and governments
Ivey Purchasing Managers Index rises in December
Index tracks month-to-month variation in economic activity
Commodities fall on Greek debt woes, British economic data
Report shows Britain's economy shrank by 0.2 percent in the last quarter of 2011
Bosch to acquire U.S. automotive firm
SPX Corp. has agreed to sell its service solutions unit, which manufactures tools, workshop equipment and software for the automotive market.
Honda starts CR-V production in Alliston
Addition of the CR-V makes Alliston plant the first to produce four separate models on same production line in North America.
SunGard Availability Services, NAV Canada sign workforce continuity services deal
Deal provides temporary workspace, equipment, email and telephones during business interruption
“Harper, get your ass down here” roars crowd at Electro-Motive protest [VIDEO]
15,000 rally in London, Ont. against Caterpillar’s controversial lockout of its Electro-Motive plant.
Spanish Army chooses Pyng Medical Corp’s infusion system
First order of FAST1 to be used for Lebabon-bound soldiers
Sears selects new procure-to-pay system
The suite from ADP automates AP process from invoice to payment
GM officially reclaims top automaker title
For the first time since 2008, GM overtakes Toyota as the world’s top automaker, selling more than nine million cars in 2011
Operating contract awarded for Ontario drinking water systems
Five-year contract valued at $35.1 million
Canada is not so global after all
Canada’s global trade presence may not be all it’s cracked up to be, according to a Conference Board of Canada study.
Saab owners push sale of Spyker brand in last-ditch survival effort
Swedish Automobile NV, the parent company of automakers Skyker and Saab confirms it’s in negotiations to sell the troubled auto brands and issue new shares





