Business Operations
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All business is global: Stop losing on currency exchanges
Sponsored Content provided by PLANT partners: A cash management strategy covers the various currencies and foreign markets that affect your business. Even if you’re a locally-owned company, your business interests don’t stay local for very long. Anyone who has spent…
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Lead by example: Behaviour equals training
Your teams are watching what you do and say, and learning.
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Showing you the money: Where to turn to for investment
The business incentives marketplace is worth $300 billion to Canadian companies.
Bystander training a tool to prevent sexual harassment, violence
Used for years at universities and colleges to prevent sexual assault, now gaining traction in Canadian workplaces.
Nissan slams Renault abstention on governance efforts vote
Saikawa’s comments came after he expressed caution last week about a merger offer from Fiat-Chrysler to Renault
Saputo buying specialty cheese business in Australia for $265M
Includes two manufacturing facilities in Tasmania, employs approximately 400 people.
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Alcohol, cannabis companies form pot beverage industry group
Cannabis Beverage Producers Alliance wants to produce pot-based drinks in the same facilities as other beverages are made.
Norwegian aluminum producer hit by cyber attack
Norsk Hydro’s plants in Europe and the US were isolated and switched to manual operations.
Tesla cuts prices as 4Q deliveries miss analysts’ estimates
Automaker is cutting prices by $2,000 to offset the phase-out of federal electric vehicle tax credits.
‘Lots of hugs’ as shuttered Cape Breton call centre reopens under new ownership
About 275 people were expected to report for work at the site of the former ServiCom centre.
Are you a small manufacturer thinking of partnering?
Here are five tips for business owners to help make the right choices.
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SYSPRO paves the way for digital transformation in latest ERP Release
Software developer SYSPRO says it has spent the past 18 months analyzing the interface of next-generation technology in the context of how the new wave of millennial users operate in the workforce.
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Play it smart: Cyber secure your plant
New technologies offer many benefits but increase the risk of data breaches.
Unintended and painful, consequences of a $15/hr minimum wage
Government-mandated increases tend to lead employers to reduce worker count.
Trudeau defiant on small business tax changes
Coalition argues targeted incentives recognize the greater risks faced by small business owners.
