Category : Corporate News


McDonald's Sales Surge on $5 Value Meal Success

McDonald's U.S. sales grew 6.8% in Q4 2025, the fastest pace in over two years, fueled by value meals and promotions. However, analysts question sustainability as company forecasts slower Q1 growth.

Early Planning Essential for Family Business Succession

Experts warn that delaying succession planning in family businesses can lead to shareholder disputes and fractured relationships. Starting conversations early allows for alignment and thoughtful preparation of successors.

Ex-SAAQ VP Denies Wrongdoing, Alleges Reputation Plot

Karl Malenfant, former vice president of information technology at SAAQ, preemptively rejects all blame ahead of the SAAQClic report's publication, maintaining there was a conspiracy to destroy his reputation.

Toys 'R' Us Canada Nears More Store Closures

Court filings reveal Toys 'R' Us Canada is on the brink of shuttering additional locations, signaling ongoing challenges for the iconic toy retailer in the Canadian market.

Couche-Tard's New Strategy After 7-Eleven Bid Ends

Alimentation Couche-Tard has announced a comprehensive new business strategy following the termination of its attempt to acquire 7-Eleven's parent company last year, focusing on organic growth and operational enhancements.

Big Six Canadian Banks Back Proposed Defence Bank

Canada's six largest banks have unanimously endorsed a new defence bank proposal aimed at bolstering national security investments, signaling strong corporate support for strategic economic initiatives.

Excluding Pension from Severance Is Costly Legal Risk

Employment lawyer Howard Levitt warns that severance packages must include pension benefits to avoid legal exposure. Omitting these valuable assets can lead to substantial financial liabilities for employers.

Heineken Cuts 7% of Staff as Beer Demand Declines

Heineken NV will eliminate 5,000 to 6,000 jobs over two years in response to falling beer demand, rising prices, and changing consumer habits. The Dutch brewer also reported a 2.4% volume drop in 2025.

Edmonton Woman Charged in $138K Business Fraud

An Edmonton woman faces charges after allegedly defrauding a local business of $138,000. The RCMP investigation highlights growing concerns about financial crimes in Alberta's capital region.

CPRS Inducts Ten New Fellows to College

The Canadian Public Relations Society announces ten new inductees to its College of Fellows, honoring their exceptional contributions to PR and communications management in Canada.

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