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Tesla’s 100MW/ 129MWh Powerpack project in South Australia, the largest in the world for now, has been demonstrating its capacity over the last few weeks since going into operation last month.Coincheck: World's biggest ever digital currency 'theft'
Hackers break into a Japanese digital currency exchange, causing a loss worth some $534m.
Business | 208283 hits | 12:49 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Hackers break into a Japanese digital currency exchange, causing a loss worth some $534m.
China to develop Arctic shipping routes opened by global warming
Global warming will allow new faster shipping routes to be developed in the Arctic, China says. Final decision expected this afternoon on U.S. tariffs for Bombardier planes
Bombardier Inc. will find out this afternoon whether nearly 300 per cent duties will be applied to American imports of its C Series aircraft from Canada. Campbell Soup closing 87-year-old Toronto facility, 380 to lose jobsBusiness | 206813 hits | 8:12 AM on Thursday | posted by shockedcanadian
Canada reaches deal on revised Trans-Pacific Partnership: sources
Canada has agreed to a resurrected version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and will sign on to the deal, according to government sources. Canadian oil selling at a deep discount
The Alberta oilpatch continues to increase oil production, but as pipelines fill up, companies are receiving less money for their oil compared to the rest of the continent. Inspection finds evidence of foreign workers living at Lethbridge Burger KingBusiness | 207415 hits | 10:45 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A Lethbridge Burger King has been ordered to clean up after an Alberta Health Services inspection found evidence of foreign workers living at the fast food establishment. Canadian natural gas industry a 'sad story': analyst
A prominent commodities analyst struck a gloomy tone as he delivered a blunt assessment about the Canadian natural gas industry's fortunes this year, describing it as a "sad story." Australia takes Canada to WTO over wine-selling rulesBusiness | 207376 hits | 2:36 PM on Tuesday | posted by shockedcanadian
Australia complains to WTO about Canadian rules on selling wine
Australia has complained at the World Trade Organization about the rules applied to sales of wine by Canada and various provinces, a WTO filing showed on Tuesday. NAFTA's Chapter 11 dispute mechanism too costly for Canada at $314M, says report
A progressive group says it's baffled that the Canadian government has worked at the NAFTA negotiating table to protect a dispute resolution system that allows companies to sue governments, estimating it has cost Canadian taxpayers $314 million. Renewable energy set to be cheaper than fossil fuels by 2020, according to new report
Renewable energy will be cheaper than fossil fuels in two years, according to a new report. Experts predict that investment in green infrastructure projects will lead to decreases in the cost of energy for consumers. Continuous technological improvements Rogers employees say managers turn a blind eye so call centre workers can lie and cheat customersBusiness | 207051 hits | 12:51 PM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Rogers employees say the pressure to hit targets is so high, they feel they have to upsell, mislead and outright lie to customers to make sales. Canadian newsprint producers hit with initial countervailing duties by U.S.
Newsprint is the latest Canadian product to be hit with preliminary countervailing duties from the United States. Canadian newsprint makers fear U.S. about to slap duties on its exports
OTTAWA; The ongoing softwood dispute with the United States may not be hurting Canada much yet, but the industry is bracing for a new trade battle with the U.S. that could take a bite out of a part of the sector that is already facing sharp declines.Woman stunned to find electric bill listed as US$284 billion
A Pennsylvania woman says she went online to check her electric bill and was stunned at the amount -- more than US$284 billion. Penelac, her electric provider, confirmed the error. Parent company First Energy said a decimal point was accidentally moved.
A Pennsylvania woman says she went online to check her electric bill and was stunned at the amount -- more than US$284 billion. Penelac, her electric provider, confirmed the error. Parent company First Energy said a decimal point was accidentally moved. Loblaw admits to bread price-fixing scheme spanning more than 14 years
Grocery giant Loblaw Cos. Ltd. has admitted to participating in a scheme to increase packaged bread prices for more than 14 years, saying it will co-operate with a Competition Bureau investigation into the industry. Inter Pipeline goes ahead with $3.5B petrochemical project in Alberta
Calgary-based Inter Pipeline Ltd. says it has decided to go ahead with a $3.5-billion petrochemical project in an industrial area north of Edmonton. Quarter of Canadian companies considering move to U.S. amid NAFTA uncertaintyBusiness | 206843 hits | 2:07 PM on Friday | posted by shockedcanadian
Pipeline bottlenecks push Canadian oil price to deepest discount in 4 years
The price gap between the price of Canada's oil benchmark versus its U.S. equivalent, West Texas Intermediate, has widened to its biggest difference in almost four years, with Canadian crude is now selling at a $25 discount.GE to Cut 12,000 Jobs in Its Power Business
The reductions, accounting for about 18 percent of GE Power’s workforce, include both professional and production employees, the company said Thursday in a statement. The world’s largest maker of gas turbines said the unit needs to become leaner as custom
The reductions, accounting for about 18 percent of GE Power’s workforce, include both professional and production employees, the company said Thursday in a statement. The world’s largest maker of gas turbines said the unit needs to become leaner as custom U.S. trade body rules Canadian softwood hurts U.S. industry
The U.S. International Trade Commission has unanimously voted that the American lumber industry has been harmed by Canadian softwood lumber imports, upholding Commerce Department tariffs imposed earlier this year. Free trade talks with China will not yet begin
Canada and China have held four rounds of exploratory talks stretching back to last year, but it's unclear China would be willing to agree to Trudeau's stated priorities that any trade deals must protect labour and gender rights. Ultra-low rental vacancy rates highlight 'desperate' struggle to find affordable housing
The national rental vacancy rate has taken a dive and rental horror stories are growing, forcing renters to consider whether the payoffs of living in a big city are worth the cost, both financially and in terms of quality of life. Canada taking fight with U.S. over softwood lumber duties to WTO
The federal government is launching litigation via the World Trade Organization against over anti-dumping and countervailing duties the U.S. Department of Commerce has set on softwood lumber imports from Canada. End of NAFTA would trim 0.55 per cent off Canada's economy, report findsBusiness | 207002 hits | 10:57 AM on Monday | posted by shockedcanadian
Premier Wynne in China begging for business and cheap labourBusiness | 212678 hits | 8:47 AM on Monday | posted by shockedcanadian
Canadians are the most indebted in the world, OECD says, as it warns on rising debt riskBusiness | 208446 hits | 7:58 AM on Thursday | posted by shockedcanadian
'Cult-like worshippers' turn Canadian-invented Instant Pot into a phenomenon
The Ottawa inventor of the Instant Pot electric pressure cooker believes he can sell half a million devices in one day on Black Friday. The gadget has already set sales records on Amazon and continues to grow in popularity both in the US and Canada.Vegan calls for Amazon to ban Slicey the Pig toy
Javid Ahmed, 46, from Twickenham said he was horrified after seeing the ‘Slicey the Pig’ toy (pictured) on the dashboard of a car in a car park and now wants Amazon to stop selling it.
Business | 207084 hits | 10:44 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Javid Ahmed, 46, from Twickenham said he was horrified after seeing the ‘Slicey the Pig’ toy (pictured) on the dashboard of a car in a car park and now wants Amazon to stop selling it. Canadian drugmaker raised prices for NHS by more than 5,500%
A Canadian drugmaker has been accused of abusing its dominant position by raising the price of an essential drug more than 5,500 per cent for the National Health Service
Concordia Healthcare forced the NHS and UK taxpayers “to pay over the odds for imp Nebraska OKs long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline
TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL pipeline won approval Monday from regulators in Nebraska, marking the last major hurdle for the project. Bell insider reveals high-pressure sales tactics required on every single callBusiness | 207081 hits | 4:39 AM on Monday | posted by shockedcanadian
Trump and Trudeau get Ukrainian craft beer named after themBusiness | 206867 hits | 4:46 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveils a surprise new car: A new ridiculously fast Roadster
In a shock unveiling reminiscent of a Steve Jobs "One more thing..." surprise, Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed that the car will be incredibly fast for a production vehicle. Workers stitched pleas for help into clothes sold by Zara
Workers in Turkey who stitched pleas for help into clothing sold by retailer Zara are 'just the tip of the iceberg' and highlight the need for mechanisms to address concerns about labour conditions, a top human rights expert said on Wednesday. Passenger-only ferry service between Vancouver and Victoria could resume in December
A company called V2V Vacations launched the service in the spring but faltered in August when its ship ran into mechanical problems. Former police chief who once said legalizing pot is like legalizing murder launching weed-related companyBusiness | 206963 hits | 8:40 AM on Wednesday | posted by shockedcanadian
Canada to seek NAFTA dispute resolution panel on U.S. softwood lumber duties
Canada is launching a challenge under the North American Free Trade Agreement against recently announced U.S. duties against Canadian softwood lumber imports. Anti-racist' group takes credit for spray-painting John A. Macdonald statueBusiness | 207118 hits | 11:28 AM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
An anonymous group of "anti-colonial anti-racists" have taken credit for spray-painting the statue of Sir John A. Macdonald in Place du Canada early Sunday. A Tim Hortons in Calgary got in trouble for selling a poppy doughnutBusiness | 207492 hits | 8:44 PM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Doughnut come for the poppy — it's a registered trademark and a symbol many hold sacred Cameco job loss linked to Fukushima disaster, nuclear consultant says
In 2011, a tsunami disabled the cooling of three nuclear reactors in Fukushima, Japan, setting off a disaster. Now, more than six years later, 845 Saskatchewan jobs are absorbing the economic shockwave. Muslim mortgage kingpin led investigators on 'treasure hunt' for missing goldBusiness | 209065 hits | 7:27 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A Toronto businessman accused of pocketing millions in fraudulent mortgages, marketed to Muslims, emptied his accounts and led investigators on "a treasure hunt" to find nearly $2 million in gold bars, a federal prosecutor told a jury Tuesday. Six years lBack to Canada News
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