computers
Gas plants trial hears from IT consultant allegedly hired to wipe hard drives
TORONTO — A private IT consultant who was allegedly hired to wipe several hard drives in ex-premier Dalton McGuinty’s office testified Oct. 27 that he didn’t know or check what was on the computers he worked on. Peter Faist told…
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Advancing manufacturing: highlights from PLANT in the 1980s
Technology offers the potential for great leaps in productivity improvement as Canada and the US shake hands on free trade.
Protecting your business against malicious Ransomware software
Hacker software extorts money from computer and smartphone users.
US factory orders surge a record 10.5% in July
It’s not all good news, as business investment slips 0.5% following a June increase of 5.4%.
Bandits raid Samsung plant in Brazil
Thieves make off with $6 million worth of cell phones and computers.
Ontario PCs to defend against Wynne’s $2M libel suit
Tories don’t believe any of their comments “constitute actionable defamation.”
What stinks?! Buyers says Dell’s Latitude laptops emit mysterious cat urine smell
Computer giant says the strange scent is related to a manufacturing process, which it has since fixed.
What stinks?! Buyers says Dell's Latitude laptops emit mysterious cat urine smell
Computer giant says the strange scent is related to a manufacturing process, which it has since fixed.
Orders for long lasting US factory goods fall sharply
Demand for commercial aircraft plummeted and businesses spent less on computers and electrical equipment.
Foxconn widens scope of union elections at China factories
Hopes move to deepen employee involvement will impact national labour standards.
Apple Macs to be produced in the US next year
CEO Cook says moving one line at a cost of $100 million.
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US panel urges tighter screening of Chinese investment
Says they pose unfair competition to American firms.
Foxconn finds underage interns at China factory
Some as young as 14. An investigation is underway.
US seeks $1B fine, long prison terms in LCD price fixing
Largest criminal antitrust case surpasses the break-up of a vitamin cartel in the late 1990s.
Samsung invests $1.9B in Korean chip factory
Electronics manufacturer looks to capitalize on growing demand for mobile devices.
