Manufacturing
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Johnson battles to surmount EU opposition to Brexit plan
The EU has responded coolly to the U.K.’s plan for maintaining an open Irish border after Britain leaves the bloc
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Paterson GlobalFoods expands operations in Winnipeg
Construction commences immediately on Paterson GlobalFoods’ new facility
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Global markets mixed as investors eye U.S. jobs data
U.S. markets were hit this week by surveys showing weakness in manufacturing and the U.S. services industry
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U.S. policy shifts create disruption and growth opportunities across global economic landscape
Research firm releases analysis to prepare decision-makers for multiple U.S. economic and policy scenarios by 2022
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US$500 a month for free: Data shows how people spent the money
The 18-month, privately funded program started in February and involves 125 people in Stockton, Cali.
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Consumer watchdog agency probes Juul and 5 more vaping firms
Last week San Francisco-based Juul announced it would cease all advertising of its small, discrete vaping devices
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Q&A: Dan Kelly on what the business community needs from the election campaign
Why the Canadian Federation of Independent Business is hot on the heels of party leaders to get them to include measures that support SME growth
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Linamar shares tumble after warning about impact of GM strike on earnings
The Ontario-based company says a strike-related decline in GM orders is affecting Linamar’s earnings by up to $1 million a day
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EU vows to hit back over U.S. tariffs as businesses count cost
The tariffs will take effect Oct. 18 and amount to a 10% tax on EU aircraft and steep 25% rate on everything else
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Small business hires drop, resume listless trend, ADP says
Business owners are growing more cautious as they see the economy weaken in light of an escalating trade war
