The U.S. Justice Department is examining Netflix's business tactics as part of its review of the streaming giant's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. assets, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
New executive compensation and dividend restrictions announced by former President Donald Trump are causing unease among investors in the defence sector, including those with stakes in Canadian-linked firms.
Canada Goose Holdings Inc. shares plunged nearly 20% after the luxury parka maker missed key earnings metrics, including operating profit margin and EPS, despite favorable winter conditions.
Freshly released emails detail how Jeffrey Epstein operated a sophisticated social Ponzi scheme, leveraging relationships with powerful figures worldwide to maintain influence and shield himself from scrutiny.
Under Armour has increased its annual financial forecasts, signaling that its comprehensive reset strategy is effectively stemming a prolonged sales slide and setting a new course for growth.
Canadian companies like Hootsuite and Jim Pattison Group face protests and reputational risks over business ties to U.S. immigration enforcement agencies, highlighting evolving ESG expectations.
Edmonton-based engineering firm Stantec has withdrawn from controversial contracts with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement following pressure from Indigenous communities and public criticism.
A Missouri court has dismissed a lawsuit challenging Starbucks' corporate diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, marking a significant legal victory for the coffee giant's employment policies.
A court has ordered Uber to pay US$8.5 million in a trial over sexual assault claims involving its drivers, highlighting ongoing safety and liability issues in the gig economy.
Canadian dairy giant Saputo Inc. has announced a significant financial turnaround, reporting a $220 million profit for its third quarter, a stark reversal from the $518 million loss recorded in the same period last year.
An Alberta judge has ruled Sunterra Farms Ltd. liable for $35 million in losses to U.S. lender Compeer Financial after finding the company engaged in cheque kiting on an astonishing scale.
Canadian software giant OpenText reports a significant year-over-year decline in second-quarter profit, highlighting ongoing pressures in the technology sector.
Apple CEO Tim Cook expresses deep concern over U.S. immigration policies, promising to personally advocate for DACA workers and continue lobbying lawmakers for reform.
Edmonton's Dan Johnstone, known as Can Man Dan, resigns from his corporate position due to a divergence in ideas and strategic vision with company leadership.
Pizza Hut's parent company is closing 250 underperforming U.S. restaurants and considering a potential sale of the iconic pizza chain amid strategic restructuring.
Halifax Water has been exonerated following an investigation into allegations of financial irregularities, with the utility maintaining its commitment to transparency and public trust.
Global memory chip bottleneck, driven by AI infrastructure investments, could increase smartphone and laptop costs for Canadian consumers as supply tightens.
Labrador Gold Corp. identifies material deficiencies in dissident shareholder proxy materials, urging investors to vote only on the company's BLUE proxy to ensure votes count at upcoming meeting.
Crypto exchange Gemini, founded by the Winklevoss twins, is cutting up to 25% of its workforce and winding down operations in the UK, EU, and Australia as Bitcoin prices decline.
Glencore PLC sought a 40% stake in a potential merger with Rio Tinto Group, but talks collapsed due to valuation disagreements, ending plans for the world's largest mining company.
Former Hudson's Bay Company employees may receive financial assistance through a new hardship fund designed to help with bills and living expenses during economic challenges.
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear a class-action lawsuit alleging Air Canada charged more than advertised prices, potentially impacting consumer rights and airline transparency nationwide.
Canada's Supreme Court will adjudicate a protracted legal dispute concerning Air Canada's advertised pricing, a case with significant implications for consumer protection and corporate advertising standards nationwide.
Rio Tinto Group has terminated negotiations to acquire Glencore PLC, ending a potential mega-merger that would have created the world's largest mining company. The deal collapsed due to valuation disagreements and management culture differences.
Rio Tinto announces it is no longer considering a bid for Glencore, ending talks for a merger that would have formed the world's largest mining company.
The World Economic Forum initiates an independent review into CEO Borge Brende's interactions with Jeffrey Epstein after his name appears in newly released documents.
The chairman of a prominent law firm has stepped down after emails connected to Jeffrey Epstein were publicly disclosed, marking a significant development in the ongoing fallout from the Epstein case.
Canada Goose Holdings Inc. saw its third-quarter profit decline year-over-year, but the luxury apparel company reports its diversification efforts are yielding positive results as it expands beyond its core parka business.
Montreal-based Lightspeed Commerce reports an 11% increase in third-quarter revenue compared to the previous year, highlighting steady growth in the competitive commerce technology sector.
Windsor Police Service reports a significant increase in fraud cases during January, primarily fueled by a rise in identity theft incidents affecting local residents.