Aerospace
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Uber tests drone food delivery, launches new autonomous SUV
Workers at a restaurant load the meal into a drone and it takes off, and then meets an Uber Eats driver at a drop-off location
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Boeing airliner deliveries tumble amid problems with 737 Max
Boeing has 4,550 unfilled orders for the Max, but stopped deliveries after regulators grounded the plane following crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia
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Economy added 27,700 jobs in May, unemployment rate hit record low at 5.4%: StatCan [UPDATED]
Economists on average had expected the addition of 8,000 jobs for the month
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Solid U.S. jobs report could allay fears of weakening economy
The U.S. economy is showing signs of sluggishness after having expanded at a healthy 3.1% annual rate in the April-June quarte
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Quebec firm Group Mach takes on Air Canada with higher bid for Transat
Under Mach’s offer, Transat’s head office will remain in Montreal, which is essential in getting financing from Quebec
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Mitsubishi in talks with Bombardier regarding possible regional jet deal [UPDATED]
Bombardier previously said its regional jet program hinged on whether the company could fill up the CRJ’s partly blank order book
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De Havilland brand preps for takeoff after Bombardier’s Dash 8 sale to Longview
The sale also includes the de Havilland trademark and Bombardier’s full Dash 8 program, composed of the 100, 200 and 300 series
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Procurement minister defends rule change for F-35 as necessary for competition
The federal government has said it plans to launch the long-overdue formal competition to select Canada’s next fighter jet in July
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World’s top steelmaker to cut output further in Europe
Weak demand and high imports signal troubles for steel producers in the wider industry
