Risk & Compliance
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Godiva moves beyond chocolate to open 2,000 cafes
The Belgium confectioner’s foray into prepared meals is marked by a plan to roll out 2,000 cafes over six years
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China’s economic growth steady amid tariff fight with U.S.
China is the biggest export customer for its Asian neighbours and a top market for autos and mobile phones
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Japan reports exports, trade surplus slid in March
The report followed recent trade talks with the U.S. aimed at redressing the chronic imbalance in Japan’s favour
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Canada Post forecasts continuing sector losses despite booming parcel deliveries
The Crown corporation will need to invest $3.6 billion to meet the growth of e-commerce shipping
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‘Open for business’: Jason Kenney’s UCP wins majority in Alberta election
Almost 700,000 people voted in advance polls, well above the record 235,000 who did in 2015
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Innovation network in Ontario to help create 18K jobs
The federal government is investing $52.4 million in the Scale-Up Platform to help 30 Ontario companies scale up
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Ford government won’t work with federal Liberals on building projects: Trudeau
Doug Ford announced a $28.5-billion plan for four transit projects in the Toronto area. He expects the federal government to contribute
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Apple, Qualcomm settle bitter dispute over iPhone technology
A settlement requires Apple to make an undisclosed payment to Qualcomm
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Ontario looks at merging ambulance services; Ford says service will not go down
Ontario’s PC government intends to integrate the 59 emergency health services operators and 22 dispatch centres
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Federal government gives environmental nod to $1.8B gold mine in B.C.
The New Gold Inc. mine would generate 60,000 tonnes of gold and silver ore a day over the 17-year life of the mine
