09/07/2024
Bell says it has acquired a pair of technical services companies as part of its plan to strengthen its cloud services business.
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Bell says it has acquired a pair of technical services companies as part of its plan to strengthen its cloud services business.
A new survey says Canadians are feeling less optimistic about their finances, with respondents worried about inflation, income levels and a potential recession at the midpoint of the year.
The world’s largest technology stocks drove a banner first half for the S&P 500. The question for the rest of the year is whether their strength continues.
Maple Leaf Foods Inc. announced plans Tuesday to spin off its pork business into a new publicly traded company.
A group of underwriters led by Bank of Montreal have launched a US$2.55 billion loan to back the acquisition of Nuvei Corp., marking the biggest buyout deal since April.
The rally in artificial-intelligence stocks may show little sign of flagging, but a historical review suggests it’s time to take profit in the biggest names, according to strategists at Citigroup Inc.
A prominent Alberta company has agreed to pay $3 million in fines for misleading the province's utilities watchdog about its costs in two separate projects.
Canadian pipeline operator Wolf Midstream Canada LP is preparing a C$600 million ($440 million) bond sale this week and plans to set up a revolving credit facility.
Hedge funds increased their bearish bets against gasoline prices to the highest in seven years after this year’s summer driving season has delivered only tepid demand so far.
Canada will soon share with its allies a “credible, verifiable plan” to boost its military and defence spending by billions of dollars to meet NATO targets, Defense Minister Bill Blair said.
Tech companies from Microsoft Corp. to Qualcomm Inc. are embarking on a marketing blitz for a new type of computer they are dubbing “AI PCs,” promising artificial intelligence features embedded in their laptops and desktops.
Digital asset investment products had positive inflows for the first time in a month after the prices of cryptocurrencies across the board dropped to their lowest levels in months.
New Canadian rules limiting foreign takeovers of mining companies will leave the nation’s biggest metals producers with lower valuations than their global peers, according to Bank of Nova Scotia’s mining analysts.
There is a lot for the markets to digest this week.
Units of DRI Healthcare Trust sank nearly 30 per cent after the trust removed its chief executive and suspended its chief financial officer as a result of an investigation of irregularities related to certain alleged consulting and other expenses.
British Columbia Premier David Eby sees a way for his province to exploit its abundant resources and proximity to Asia — without sacrificing environmental pledges core to his political platform.
Brookfield-backed French data center group Data4 is exploring a US$2 billion debt deal, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. briefly surpassed $1 trillion in market capitalization after Morgan Stanley joined a list of brokers boosting price targets on the chipmaker before its earnings.
French stocks rallied Monday as the country’s snap legislative elections left no party with a majority in the National Assembly, even as investors warned of market turbulence in the coming weeks as political gridlock looms.
AirBoss of America Corp. says it has hired a financial adviser to help in a strategic review of alternatives.
Eli Lilly & Co. agreed to buy U.S. biopharma company Morphic Holding Inc. for about US$3.2 billion to gain experimental therapies for inflammatory bowel disease and other chronic illnesses.
Boeing Co. will plead guilty to criminal conspiracy in connection with two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jetliner, an agreement that disgraces the storied U.S. planemaker as a felon but avoids a bruising courtroom confrontation as it tries to rebound from multiple crises.
Grifols SA said that its founding family and asset manager Brookfield have made an approach to buy and delist it, after the pharmaceutical producer lost billions in market value amid a short-seller attack. The shares jumped the most in four months.
WestJet continues to feel the effects of a two-day plane mechanics strike that nearly shut down the airline's network for 29 hours over the Canada Day long weekend and cost it millions of dollars.
Canada is making it harder for foreign firms to acquire domestic mining companies by imposing measures that could protect top takeover targets from large global rivals.
Toronto-Dominion Bank has tapped Erin Morrow as its new chief compliance officer, a key role as the bank faces ongoing U.S. investigations into its anti-money laundering controls.
When Liza Amlani visited Hudson's Bay Co.'s flagship Toronto store last week, she was quickly taken aback by the scene.
An independent report into the 2022 Rogers outage says the company lacked several protections and redundancies that could have either prevented the outage or ended it sooner.
Top picks from Mike Vinokur, portfolio manager at MV Wealth Partners with iA Private Wealth
Nvidia Corp.’s breakneck rally since the start of last year has finally run out of room to push higher, at least for now.
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