Supply Chain
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Ottawa says Ontario’s call to drop retaliatory tariffs would mean ‘surrender’
Ontario’s economic development minister had said the tariffs are hurting industries and workers in both Canada and the United States
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Tough economic times are coming
SYSPRO webinar covers how smart manufacturers will weather the coming storm
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Caisse accelerates industrial real estate shift with deal for logistics firm
Caisse’s real estate arm, Ivanhoe Cambridge, is acquiring U.S. firm IDI Logistics for nearly $4.7 billion
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Pfizer swings to loss due to restructuring, asset writedowns
The world’s biggest drugmaker and maker of Viagra and pain treatment Lyrica lost $394 million in the fourth quarter
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Caterpillar stumbles; China’s slowing growth begins to show
Caterpillar said it would raise prices this year on engines and machines to counter rising costs. About 10 per cent of its sales originate in China
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Survey of economists: U.S. recession unlikely within 12 months
Most of the economists surveyed said President Trump’s economic policies have done little to affect their businesses’ plans
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NYC transit chief slams Bombardier, halts rail car deliveries over problems
The former chief executive at the TTC faces issues around train deliveries from Bombardier Inc.
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Ontario Cannabis Store seeking courier for same day pot delivery services [UPDATED]
The Ontario Cannabis Retail Corporation has issued a call for bids
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Asian centric household goods brands set sights on expansion across Canada
Rapid growth in the Canadian market is being fuelled by its diverse population and the demand for innovations and discounts, say experts
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Businesses sound alarm as U.K. says prepare for no deal Brexit
Guarding against the disruption, companies, such as Dyson and Sony, are playing it safe by relocating parts of the business
