A Richmond company allegedly attempted to export stolen Ontario vehicles to China through Vancouver's port, leading to a civil forfeiture lawsuit by the B.C. government seeking properties and assets.
The historic Eganville Leader, a 123-year-old newspaper, has been acquired by a new owner, ensuring its continued publication and preserving a vital community voice in Ontario.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway reduced its Amazon holdings by over 75% and acquired a $351.7 million stake in the New York Times Co., marking his last new investment as CEO.
The fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal continues to impact corporate America, with new depositions and probes targeting high-profile figures and businesses linked to the disgraced financier.
As artificial intelligence threatens many industries, HALO stocks—heavy assets, low obsolescence—provide a resilient investment framework that avoids technology replacement risks while potentially benefiting from AI advances.
Les Wexner, former CEO of Victoria's Secret parent L Brands, will be deposed as part of a congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's financial records, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of high-profile connections.
Apple Inc.'s correlation with the Nasdaq 100 Index has plummeted to its lowest since 2006, as the company's cautious stance on AI spending makes it an outlier in the tech sector.
Power Corporation of Canada has announced leadership changes, with James O'Sullivan set to become president and CEO effective July 1, while Jeffrey Orr transitions to vice-chair.
Germany's largest union, IG Metall, alleges Tesla fosters a toxic work environment at its Berlin factory, with accusations of overwork and pressure on ill staff ahead of a crucial works council election.
Tim Hortons announces its iconic Roll Up The Rim contest will now be a permanent, year-round promotion, ending its seasonal status after decades as a limited-time event.
Walmart enters 2026 with a deliberate, measured approach as John Furner assumes leadership, focusing on stability amid economic uncertainties and competitive retail pressures.
Bayer AG has withdrawn from a major settlement agreement over Roundup litigation following significant investor backlash and financial concerns.
Cerrado Gold Inc. has been selected as one of the top 50 companies on the TSX Venture Exchange for 2026, following a remarkable 329% share price appreciation and 460% market cap growth throughout 2025.
Business leader Jim Gray reflects on Calgary's growth challenges and shares how his late wife's question inspired him to create the Canadian Petroleum Exposition, urging citizens to take personal responsibility for sustaining the city's quality of life.
MEE Sports in Saskatoon has become a top supplier for competitive cheerleading uniforms, specializing in custom rhinestone designs and in-house production despite industry challenges.
Labrador Gold Corp urges shareholders to vote exclusively on the BLUE proxy before the February 20, 2026 deadline, warning against a dissident shareholder's self-serving agenda. Major shareholder Crescat Capital supports management's recommendations.
Global stock markets and U.S. futures advanced as most Asian exchanges remained closed for Lunar New Year celebrations, with investors monitoring economic indicators and corporate developments.
The Trump Organization has filed trademark applications for the use of the president's name on airports and related merchandise, citing protection against infringement. The move comes amid debates over renaming airports in Florida, New York, and Virginia.
Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, has made a strategic investment in The New York Times, marking a return to newspaper holdings six years after divesting all its newspaper assets.
Canadian transportation giant TFI International announced a fourth-quarter profit of US$71.7 million, a decline compared to the previous year's results, amid ongoing market challenges.
Bayer has agreed to a $7.25 billion proposed settlement to resolve thousands of lawsuits linking its Roundup weed killer to cancer, marking a major step in the long-running legal battle.
Warner Bros. has restarted discussions to acquire Paramount after securing a waiver from Netflix, marking a significant move in the entertainment industry's consolidation efforts.
SRTX Inc., the Canadian maker of durable Sheertex pantyhose, has been purchased by A.Y.K. International, a Montreal-based hosiery company, following financial struggles and a strategic review.
Fairfax Financial Holdings is financing a major $1.65 billion transaction to acquire and privatize a U.S. property company, marking a significant investment move.
Montreal-based hosiery manufacturer Sheertex is set to be sold to a rival Quebec firm, pending judicial approval. The deal marks a significant shift in the Canadian apparel industry.
Bayer AG has put forward a comprehensive $10.25 billion proposal to resolve all pending cancer-related lawsuits over its Roundup weed killer, aiming to end years of legal battles.
The Trump family business has filed for trademark rights on any airports using the president's name, sparking legal and commercial discussions.
Hotel magnate Thomas Pritzker resigns as Hyatt's executive chairman following revelations of his affiliation with Jeffrey Epstein in newly released DOJ documents, expressing deep regret for maintaining contact.
Hammond Power Solutions Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to purchase AEG Power Solutions in an all-cash transaction valued at $365 million, marking a significant consolidation in the power solutions industry.
Thomas Pritzker, president of the Hyatt Foundation, has resigned from the Hyatt Hotels board, stating deep regret for his association with Jeffrey Epstein. The move follows ongoing scrutiny of Epstein's connections.