Supply Chain
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Study: Chinese to account for half of luxury sales by 2025
Chinese consumers will dominate global luxury sales, accounting for 46 per cent of an estimated 365 billion euros ($412 billion) within a span of six years
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La Coop federee agrees to sell some of Cargill’s Ontario retail locations
The pending sale does not include the Winnipeg-based company’s export terminal in Sarnia or the AgResource crops wholesale business
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Fresh rotating postal strikes to cause delivery delays: Canada Post
Canadian Union of Postal Workers walked off the job this morning in Toronto and at its distribution centre in Scarborough, Ont.
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Amazon HQ favourites: Similar basics, different vibes [UPDATED]
Areas around New York City and Washington D.C. are the apparent frontrunners for a new set of Amazon offices
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Ontario Cannabis Store blames growers’ label snafu for new delivery delays
The online government retailer has received more than 1,000 complaints
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Chairman, and CEO, out at cosmetics maker Coty
Shares of Coty Inc. tumbled 22 per cent last week after reporting first-quarter earnings
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Economic cost of Canadian oil price discounts counted in billions of dollars
A lack of pipeline capacity means Canadian oil can’t get to export markets, and it only has one customer, the U.S.
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Aurora Cannabis reports first quarter profit and sales up from year ago
The launch of legalized marijuana in Canada saw shortages in many markets as demand outstripped supply
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‘Shelves will be empty:’ Supply of food in question after fire at Iqaluit store
Most perishable food is flown year-round into the city of 7,700, while non-perishable food items and hard goods come in by sea
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Canada Post Rotating Strikes
The job actions have temporarily shut down Canada Post’s operations in more than 150 communities since being launched last month
