Category : Corporate News


Air Canada Foundation Names New Chair and Board Director

The Air Canada Foundation has announced Louise-Hélène Sénécal as its new Chair and Board Director, succeeding Priscille Leblanc after 13 years. New board members Maria Kuchel and Marcel Forget join, with 38 charities selected for grants this year.

Vatican Campaign Urges Divestment from Mining

The Vatican has initiated a global campaign encouraging financial divestment from mining industries, citing environmental and ethical concerns. This move aligns with Pope Francis's ongoing efforts to reform Vatican finances and promote ecological responsi

FedEx Stock Jumps 6% After Boosting Profit Forecast

FedEx shares surged over 6% pre-market after the delivery giant raised its full-year profit forecast, citing steady demand despite geopolitical tensions and high fuel costs. The company's Express segment performed strongly, offsetting freight softness.

Goldman Sachs: M&A Activity to Accelerate in 2026

Goldman Sachs forecasts a significant increase in mergers and acquisitions this year, driven by corporate cash reserves and strategic realignments, even amid ongoing global conflicts and market disruptions.

Unilever Food Business Sale Talks with McCormick Underway

Unilever confirms discussions with U.S. rival McCormick & Company regarding a potential sale of its food division, which includes Hellmann's and Knorr brands. The deal would combine these with McCormick's Cholula hot sauce amid shifting consumer trends.

Enmax Dividend Drops to $64 Million in 2025

Enmax's annual dividend to Calgary fell sharply to $64 million in 2025, a significant drop from the previous year's record $103 million, due to a new policy aimed at stability.

DOJ Probe into Powell May Backfire, Bolstering Fed Chair

A Department of Justice investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell could inadvertently solidify his standing, potentially shielding him from political pressure and ensuring continuity in monetary policy during a critical economic period.

French Court Rejects Shein Suspension Bid

A French appeals court has denied a request to suspend the operations of Chinese fast-fashion retailer Shein, allowing the company to continue its business in France amid ongoing legal and regulatory scrutiny.

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