Articles tagged with: business
Canadian Automotive Review: JUNE 2011 It is common business practice to take a bottom-line approach to the operation of a fleet of vehicles. Cost-benefit analysis applies to just about every aspect of acquiring, operating, and disposing of vehicles used for business purposes
Business Information Group is pleased to introduce its new editor, Jim Anderton. Jim has been a technical writer and editor for over 20 years and has written for titles such as Centre , SSGM , Jobber News , Autovision , National Post Driving , Expressions , etc. Jim was previously editor at SSGM and spearheads on-line initiatives in product video and QR codes as well as supporting E-blast and whitepaper products
Ottawa, Ont. – Canada will be hosting and taking a leading role in the next Cairns Group Ministerial Meeting, taking place Sept. 7 to 9, 2011 in Saskatoon, Sask
Spring is the time every young engineer’s heart pines for new hardware and computer maker Hewlett-Parkard has, once again, provided a new line-up of attractive workstations to turn heads.
PURCHASINGB2B MAGAZINE: MAY 2011 Let’s say you’re buying a car. The salesperson photocopies your registration, but it comes out on the wrong size paper. He tosses that copy into a blue bin and photocopies your registration again.
MM&D MAGAZINE, MAY/JUNE 2011: Schenker of Canada Limited has been awarded the 2011 Brampton Outstanding Business Achievement Award in the Logistics Category. Winners were announced this spring in Brampton, Ontario. Mike Gilmartin, national director of Health and Safety for Schenker of Canada, accepted the award on behalf of the company
CanadianManufacturing.com Editor Michael Ouellette keeps an eye on weekend business news so you can focus on R&R.
Are your DC costs on par with those of your peers? MM&D’s DC cost benchmarking study offers a look at what Canadian companies spend and how.
Parma, Italy – The European Commission has approved the Lactalis Group acquisition of Parmalat SpA. According to the Wall Street Journal , the France-based Lactalis bought a 28.9 per cent stake in Parmalat in March and then launched a bid to purchase all of the company’s shares in May. Lactalis is owned by the Besnier family, and is offering €2.60 (US$3.75) a share for the 71 per cent of Parmalat that it doesn’t already own
