Procurement
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Opposition MPs call for open justice committee, Wilson Raybould to reappear
Conservative MP Lisa Raitt would welcome town hall meetings and have Wilson-Raybould reply to witnesses in the SNC Lavalin affair
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Germany launches auction for 5G network frequencies
Proceeds from the auction are earmarked for investment in digitization, such as better IT equipment for schools
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Foxconn says Wisconsin factory will be operational in 2020
The Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer is building a Generation 6 factory, which makes smaller liquid crystal display screens
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How Canada’s DPA regime works
The notion that DPAs are a “get-out-of-jail-free card” couldn’t be further from the truth
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Ontario to centralize procurement, estimated to save $1B a year in five years
Treasury Board President Peter Bethlenfalvy says in a digital era it doesn’t make sense to operate in silos
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FIS spends $35B on Worldpay as digital payments surge
Worldpay processes more than 40 billion transactions a year and supports more than 300 payment types across more than 120 currencies
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Lyft opens up its IPO road show, offers 30 million shares
The San Francisco company’s share of the U.S. ride-hailing market was 39 per cent in December 2018
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Toyota investing US$750M at 5 U.S. plants, creating 600 jobs [UPDATED]
The latest investments are at facilities in Alabama, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee and West Virginia
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NATO weighing whether Huawei poses security threat
The biggest maker of network technology is being scrutinized for the possibility it may facilitate espionage on behalf of China’s ruling party
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Chinese evidence behind canola impasse? ‘So far we’ve heard nothing,’ Carr says [UPDATED]
Canada needs scientific evidence from China to back up the claims that hazardous organisms were detected in the canola imports from Richardson International Ltd.
