Ottawa - Launching the Conservative campaign platform turned out to be less of an exercise for Prime Minister Stephen Harper of unveiling new promises and more of one highlighting actions previously taken and promises already made. In a speech before the Economic Club of Toronto, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Canadians can expect more of the same from his government, but he did introduce two new modest spending items aimed at the manufacturing sector. Harper said a re-elected Conservative government would abolish tariffs on imports of equipment for manufacturers and expand the Strategic Aerospace and Defence Initiative and Automotive Innovation Fund budgets by $200 million each over four years. Harper said abolishing the tariffs on manufacturing equipment would save...
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You have to applaud Patrick Harvie and Robin Harper for getting their £1bn deal (over 10 years) free insulation deal for Scottish Homes into the SNP budget. It is a very good move and something that a Labour led coalition would...
Mandatory notice of trade In connection with a de-merger of Litem AS, which is owned by CEO Jon S. von Tetzchner with 90.05 %, CTO Håkon Wium Lie with 5.7 % and Karl Anders Øygard with 4,25 %, it i.. - Read more
Positive Impact on Front-end Gross Margins Approximately 200 jobs will be lost in Almere Almere, the Netherlands, January 9, 2009 --- ASM International N.V. (NASDAQ: ASMI and Euronext Amsterdam: ASM) today announced that it...
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A roadside bomb targeting an Iraqi Army patrol killed five Iraqi soldiers Friday in the northern town of Baiji, 180 km (110 miles) north of Baghdad, police said. It was the second lethal attack on an army...