The Canadian Federation of Independent Business in Winnipeg is taking a measured approach following a court ruling against U.S. tariffs, as Canadian industries face ongoing trade pressures and economic uncertainty.
Ottawa's business community is preparing for economic turbulence following a U.S. Supreme Court decision on tariffs, with potential impacts on cross-border trade and local industries.
Analysis of TSX stocks like Shopify, Bombardier, and CAE that could gain from Canada's new defence industrial strategy and market trends in copper mining.
The S&P/TSX composite index rose on the strength of technology stocks, while U.S. markets gained following a Supreme Court ruling on tariffs. The decision has significant implications for cross-border trade.
A prominent lobbying firm co-founded by former UK ambassador Peter Mandelson has ceased operations due to the ongoing repercussions from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Nova Scotia Finance Minister John Lohr is set to table a provincial budget next week, with significant spending reductions anticipated to address fiscal challenges. The budget follows last year's presentation at Province House in Halifax.
The S&P/TSX Composite Index swung sharply following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to strike down Trump-era tariffs, with tech stocks leading gains while gold miners declined.
Paramount Skydance Corp. has received early antitrust clearance from the U.S. Department of Justice for its proposed $77.9 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., while also securing German regulatory approval.
Restaurant franchisor Foodtastic acquires Alberta-based Central Social Hall, expanding its portfolio in Western Canada under CEO Peter Mammas's leadership.
Mutual fund managers reducing tech exposure are outperforming benchmarks as AI disruption reshapes industries and market leadership broadens beyond Big Tech stocks.
An IT error has uncovered a vast smuggling network moving over $90 billion in Russian oil, funding the war in Ukraine, with 48 companies linked via a single email server.
Hudbay Minerals reports strong fourth-quarter results, with profit reaching US$128 million and revenue climbing 25% year-over-year, highlighting robust performance in the mining sector.
Persistent market volatility in 2026 is prompting businesses to delay or restructure their initial public offerings as they face challenges in securing favorable valuations.
A Penn-Wharton analysis estimates over $175 billion in U.S. tariff revenue is vulnerable to a pending Supreme Court decision, with significant implications for trade policy and federal finances.
A recent Canadian court decision establishes that terminating employees for raising compliance concerns constitutes unlawful reprisal, with severe financial consequences for companies that resist regulatory oversight.
Tim Shoults argues CBC should prioritize communities without local media instead of duplicating efforts in towns with established news outlets, criticizing executive bonuses and resource allocation.
Global markets show signs of recovery as Business News World shares and U.S. futures advance, following a recent downturn driven by AI-related fears that impacted Wall Street performance.
Nestlé announces the sale of its global ice cream business, impacting its London, Ontario manufacturing plant. The move is part of a strategic shift to focus on core product categories.
A JPMorgan Chase Institute report reveals tariffs paid by midsize American businesses surged threefold in 2025, highlighting significant financial impacts from trade policies.
Canadian fashion retailer Aritzia expands its U.S. presence by acquiring the rights to iconic American brand Fred Segal and leasing its historic Melrose Avenue location in Los Angeles.
An Ontario court has formally recognized U.S. bankruptcy proceedings for Eddie Bauer's Canadian retail operations, allowing the outdoor apparel chain to restructure its debts across North America.
A Windsor restauranteur voices concerns that Ontario's Smart Serve alcohol service regulations are inadequate, leaving both employees and customers vulnerable.
Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego lost $400 million in a sophisticated stock-lending fraud while attempting to invest in bitcoin. The elaborate scheme involved fake financial institutions and false claims of aristocratic lineage.
Quebec Superior Court has approved the buyout plan for Montreal fashion retailer SSENSE, prioritizing employee job preservation over lender-led liquidation efforts.
The founders of luxury retailer Ssense have obtained court approval for their $78 million buyout of the company, overcoming opposition from a group of major lenders seeking liquidation.
The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board is pivoting its climate strategy, moving from emissions tracking to prioritizing sustainable investments, as announced in its latest financial report.
CFFI Ventures Inc., led by seafood billionaire John Risley, seeks creditor protection amid $776 million debt and legal claims while planning asset transfer to new entity.
7-Eleven Canada is expanding with a focus on franchising, a restaurant-style model, and introducing Japanese-inspired egg salad sandwiches to drive growth in the competitive convenience market.
John Deere has increased its full-year profit forecast, driven by a strong rebound in construction equipment sales and agricultural demand, leading to a significant surge in its share price.
7-Eleven Canada is pursuing aggressive growth by expanding its franchising network, introducing a restaurant-style model, and focusing on popular food items like egg sandwiches to boost sales and market presence.