Alberta’s government wants reliable electrical system, proposes market changes to get there
The Alberta government wants electricity providers to commit to selling power at a fixed price 24 hours in advance in what's called a "day-ahead...
Reporters blocked from swearing-in ceremony for new Nova Scotia cabinet
Nova ScotiaPremier Tim Houston’s cabinet swearing-in to kick off his second mandate will be a private event that’s closed to reporters. The provincial government...
Military watchdog investigating after top officer claims sexual misconduct case was botched
PoliticsThe country's military police watchdog is launching a high-level investigation into an allegation by the force's former head of HR that his sexual misconduct case was handled incompetently.Lt.-Gen. Steven...
Strategic shift: Direct-to-consumer sales yields higher profits than B2B, says Indonesian ingredients firm Nekaboga
Having exported herbs and spices since 1988, Nekaboga is planning to shift from B2B to B2C markets. This decision is driven by the competitive pressure to keep prices down, said Tony Lukmanto, head of sales and marketing at Nekaboga. “Our pricing is always being compared against other competing suppliers, and the profit margin is lower
