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News ArchivesYEAR2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 MONTH Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May HEADLINES Canadians optimistic about the economy May 25, 2012, Toronto — Canadians' consumer confidence took an encouraging jump in May, a sign that consumers may be feeling better about the economy heading into spring and summer. First-timer nabs top honours at Chelsea Flower Show May 25, 2012, United Kingdom — An Irish florist competing at the Chelsea Flower Show for the first time has won the show's prestigious Florist of the Year title. | READ MORE Teleflora recognized for health and safety  May 24, 2012, Oklahoma City — Teleflora has been recognized for its commitment to health and safety in the workplace.Retail signals modest growth May 24, 2012, Ottawa — Canadian retail sales bounced back in March after a weak February, but figures looked soft, sending mixed signals about growth in the first-quarter of the year. | READ MORE Floods cost Kenya's flower sector $120M May 23, 2012, Kenya — Harsh weather is wreaking havoc on the world's third largest flower producer, damaging crops and slashing projected export earnings, the Kenya Flower Council warns. | READ MORE OFA Short Course among largest shows in U.S. May 22, 2012, Columbus, OH — The OFA Short Course trade show has been recognized as the 150th largest trade show in the United States by Trade Show News Network. Vivafresh extends cold chain May 18, 2012, Port Townsend, WA — Vivafresh has set a new world record for fresh cut rose cold storage. CGTA challenges the gift industry to give back May 16, 2012, Toronto — The Canadian Gift & Tableware Association (CGTA) is launching an industry-wide challenge to raise $100,000 for SickKids Foundation to benefit pediatric health research. Possible mobile payment fee worries small biz May 15, 2012, Ottawa — With a steady stream of new payment options expected in the days ahead, small business owners will be bracing for the possibility of another "fee grab" by banks, credit card companies and newer market entrants, according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). Banks, telecoms move on mobile payment May 14, 2012, Ottawa — Canada's banking industry is preparing a sweeping set of new guidelines that will change the way Canadians pay for goods at retailers across the country. | READ MORE |
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