Transportation
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Watch the trends and join manufacturing’s new front line
B2B buying and selling has evolved. Manufacturers are going online – where their buyers live
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Bombardier turns annual profit for first time in five years as train woes persist
Despite issues in its transportation division, business jet sales are strong for the plane and train maker
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‘Good luck with your fight’: Sting supports GM workers as they battle plant closure
Sting delivered a free acoustic performance as a gesture of support for the Oshawa plant workers
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Doug Ford announces $40M for Ontario auto sector plan [UPDATED]
The announcement is part of a 10-year plan for strengthening the auto sector’s competitiveness
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U.K.’s May suffers embarrassing defeat on Brexit strategy [UPDATED]
The House of Commons voted by 303 votes to 258 against a motion reiterating support for May’s approach to Brexit
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Airbus abandons iconic A380 superjumbo, lacking clients
Declining orders have forced the European economic powerhouse to wave goodbye to the superjumbo, 500-plus-seat plane
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Bombardier reports US$55M Q4 profit compared with a loss a year ago
The transportation company reports it is on a clear path to achieve 2020 objectives
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Budget watchdog says federal deficit this year to be $16.1B
Yves Giroux’s office chalks up the change to higher-than-anticipated income-tax revenues that the government has collected this fiscal year
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Manufacturers’ Outlook 2019: download the survey results
PLANT’s Manufacturers’ Outlook 2019 survey examines how uncertain business conditions are affecting the attitudes of senior company executives
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Bombardier and Swiss Railways apologize for new trains’ lacklustre track record
A Bombardier spokesman based in Berlin anticipates the company will incur financial penalties from the delays
