Automotive
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Labour board rules Unifor labour actions against GM were unlawful
The union argued that it hadn’t violated the law and that the cited incidents were discrete and resolved quickly
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Lower gas prices help Canada’s inflation rate slow to 1.4% in January [UPDATED]
Excluding gasoline, the agency said inflation was 2.1 per cent last month
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Fiat Chrysler: US$4.5B plan would add 6,500 Detroit area jobs
The automaker’s injection of money and jobs into the Motor City contrasts sharply with news from rival General Motors Co., which announced plans to shutter its Detroit-Hamtramck plant next year
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Fed’s Powell predicts solid but slower growth in 2019
A number of factors that could slow growth have emerged in recent months, including slow growth in foreign markets
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Peugeot hits the road again in the Americas
The 200-year-old Peugeot brand will make a comeback to North American markets as part of a brand expansion plan
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Labour board rules Unifor labour actions against GM were unlawful
Unifor said in its response that it denied any violations of the law
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Six Canadian companies finding success in the U.S.
Invest Buffalo Niagara offers help for companies taking the leap to establish a U.S. location
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Survey: Half of business economists see U.S. recession by 2020
The finding comes from the latest survey by the National Association for Business Economics of its member economists
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BMW fined for diesel software error
The carmaker did not commit fraud but is at fault for insufficient quality control, said prosecutor
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GM extends life of its only Detroit factory until early 2020
Production of the Chevrolet Impala and Cadillac CT6 will continue into January of 2020
