Manufacturing is the use of machines, tools and labor to make things for use or sale. The term may refer to a range of human activity, from handicraft to high tech, but is most commonly applied to industrial production, in which raw materials are transformed into finished goods on a large scale.
Latin American Markets: Brazil stocks drop after weak Chinese data
8:36 pm - MarketWatch
China's manufacturing sector weakens
4:53 pm - CBC
MarketWatch First Take: Capital spending slump could be trouble
3:57 pm - MarketWatch
FINANCE: Markets waver in wake of inconclusive EU summit
May 24 - France24
How a CP strike affects Canada's supply chain
May 24 - CBC
Asia Markets: Asia stocks rise in choppy session
May 24 - MarketWatch
JCB wins £36m hire firm contract
May 23 - Independent
Factories begin to shift back to US
May 20 - Financial Times
Is Canada suffering from 'Dutch disease'?
May 18 - CBC
Market Snapshot: U.S. stock indexes knocked for fifth day
May 17 - MarketWatch
NewsWatch: U.S. stock indexes knocked for fifth day
May 17 - MarketWatch
Economic Report: Philly Fed factory index turns negative
May 17 - MarketWatch
Oil a net benefit to Canada, studies suggest
May 16 - CBC
Factory sales rebound in March
May 16 - CBC
Canadian factory sales surge in March
May 16 - Financial Post
Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks edge higher after iffy start
May 15 - MarketWatch
Economic Report: New York Empire State index rebounds in May
May 15 - MarketWatch
Flaherty says NDP leader Mulcair's views on oil sands don't add up
May 11 - Financial Post
UK manufacturing output remains flat
May 10 - Financial Times
TSX falls after disappointing U.S. data
May 03 - CBC
By IBTimes UK
Google’s 7in Nexus tablet will come with a powerful quad-core processor and possibly Android 5.0 (Jelly Bean). (9:08 am)
By Reuters
Brent crude futures held steady at $106 a barrel on Friday, but was on track for a fourth weekly loss and the longest losing streak since early 2010, as investors were jittery over signs of slowing global economic growth blunting oil demand. (8:42 am)
By Oil N'Gold
It was a busy day in terms of dataflow and meetings among policymakers. Yet, investors appeared tired of receiving disappointing macroeconomic indicators and ambivalent messages from the Eurozone leaders. Financial markets waxed and waned with the DJIA and the S&P 500 gaining +0.27% and +0. (8:36 am)
By Easy Forex
The euro (EUR) dropped to a two year low falling to 1.2515 from 1.2619 against the US dollar as uncertainty in the market grows. The single currency is under pressure as investors are worried about a problematic banking sector in the eurozone and a messy Greek exit from the euro. Economic figures . (8:28 am)
MORE TOPICS: GOLD, FTSE, S&P, GERMANY, BANK OF ENGLAND, QUANTITATIVE EASING
By IBTimes AU
Advertisers take notice. Views of online advertisements have been gradually migrating on mobile devices as shown by a new report issued on Thursday by Internet advertising firm Millennial Media. (6:15 am)
MORE TOPICS: IPHONE, SAMSUNG, ADVERTISING, IPAD, NEW YORK, SMARTPHONE
By Reuters UK
Asian shares fell to their lowest levels of the year on Friday as early bargain hunting gave way to worries about Europe's raging debt crisis and weak global growth. (4:49 am)
By Reuters UK
Asian shares fell to their lowest levels of the year on Friday as early bargain hunting gave way to worries about Europe's raging debt crisis and weak global growth. (4:42 am)
By Comsec
Yesterday the Australian share market kicked off the session a little higher for the third time this week, only to start losing ground following some disappointing economic data out from China. The latest HSBC Flash Manufacturing PMI came in at 48.7 down from 49.3 points the month before. (4:32 am)
By Reuters UK
Asian shares fell to their lowest levels of the year on Friday as early bargain hunting gave way to worries about Europe's raging debt crisis and weak global growth. (4:28 am)
By Reuters UK
Asian shares inched higher on Friday, helped by a slight uptick in U.S. shares overnight that encouraged investors to return cautiously to buy up bargains after recent slides, but weak global data and Europe's fiscal woes limited the gains. (1:42 am)
MORE TOPICS: CHINA, HSBC, GERMANY, JAPAN, INVESTMENT
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