Trump Tariffs Likely Peaked, Says Brompton Funds CIO
Laura Lau, CIO at Brompton Funds, discusses how Trump's tariffs and AI scare trade are shaping markets in 2026, offering insights for investor portfolio positioning.
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Warner Bros. Weighs Paramount's $31 Offer in Netflix Bidding War
Warner Bros. Discovery is evaluating Paramount Skydance's improved $31 per share cash offer, potentially surpassing Netflix's bid. The high-stakes battle for Hollywood's crown jewel intensifies with regulatory and shareholder implications.
Bitget and Arkis Partner for Capital-Efficient Institutional Trading
Bitget and Arkis have announced a strategic partnership to provide institutional traders with Direct Market Access to Bitget through Arkis's prime brokerage framework, enabling portfolio-based margin and enhanced capital efficiency across digital asset ve
Paramount Boosts Offer for Warner Bros. in Studio Bidding War
Paramount has submitted a higher bid for Warner Bros., intensifying the competition for the iconic Hollywood studio. The move signals a fierce corporate struggle in the entertainment industry.
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eXp World Holdings Reports 2025 Financial Results
eXp World Holdings announced its fourth quarter and full-year 2025 financial results, revealing revenue growth and strategic expansions despite a net loss. The company highlighted AI integration and global expansion as key drivers for future profitability
B.C. Company Fined $75K for Unauthorized Deposit-Taking
A British Columbia company has been penalized $75,000 for engaging in unauthorized deposit-taking, highlighting regulatory enforcement in the financial sector.
Thomson Reuters Stock Surges After Anthropic AI Endorsement
Thomson Reuters shares surged 14% after Anthropic praised its CoCounsel legal AI tool, marking the biggest intraday gain in 26 years for the financial services company.
John Risley Sold Art, Planes Amid Loan Interest Crisis
Court filings show Newfoundland seafood tycoon John Risley liquidated personal assets, including art and aircraft, as interest on a significant loan escalated, highlighting financial pressures in the business sector.
B.C. Business Leaders Urge Scrapping PST Expansion
Business leaders in British Columbia are calling on the provincial government to abandon plans to expand the Provincial Sales Tax, citing concerns over economic competitiveness and consumer burden.
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Prices Won't Drop After Trump Tariff Block, Businesses Say
U.S. Supreme Court's decision to block emergency Trump tariffs brings relief to over 1,000 businesses, but experts caution consumers not to expect immediate price reductions as economic pressures persist.
Grocery Store Openings Mask Declining Competition in Canada
Major grocery chains announce new store openings, but data reveals Canadians actually have fewer supermarkets per capita than five years ago, raising concerns about competition and pricing.
Crump Group Names Jeff Crump President for Growth Push
The Crump Group Inc. announces Jeff Crump as President, leveraging his supply chain expertise to lead the pet treat company into a new era of expansion and operational excellence.
Loblaws Invests Heavily in Discount Grocery Market Expansion
Grocery giant Loblaws announces a massive expansion of its budget-friendly No Frills stores, signaling a strategic pivot to meet rising consumer demand for affordability amid economic pressures.
Home Depot Sales Beat Expectations Despite Economic Concerns
Home Depot Inc. exceeded sales expectations in its latest quarter but warned of ongoing economic challenges affecting homeowners' spending on large remodeling projects.
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Air Canada Recognized as Top Diversity Employer for 2026
Air Canada has been selected as one of Canada's Best Diversity Employers for 2026, marking the eighth time in ten years the airline has received this prestigious recognition for its inclusive workplace initiatives.
Apotex Seeks $1 Billion IPO in Toronto Market
Canadian generic drug giant Apotex plans a major IPO in Toronto, potentially raising up to $1 billion in the first half of the year, marking a significant move amid a resurgence in Canadian public offerings.
Loblaws Expands No Frills Stores Amid Consumer Demand
Loblaws announces a major expansion of its No Frills grocery chain, reflecting a shift towards budget-conscious shopping as economic pressures mount.
Home Depot Reaffirms Forecasts on Pro Customer Demand
Home Depot has reaffirmed its annual financial forecasts, citing sustained demand from professional customers as a key driver. The home improvement retailer's outlook remains steady despite broader economic uncertainties.
WestJet's 30-Year Journey from Three Planes to Four Continents
WestJet Airlines celebrates three decades of growth, overcoming challenges to become Canada's second-largest carrier with global reach and ambitious future plans.
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WSJ Criticizes Trump Tariff Strategy After Court Ruling
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board warns that President Trump's use of a 1974 trade law to impose tariffs could harm the economy and Republicans in Congress.
McDougall Energy Buys Two Cochrane Businesses in Ontario
McDougall Energy has finalized the purchase of two businesses in Cochrane, Northern Ontario, marking a strategic expansion in the region's energy sector. The deal enhances its service capabilities and local presence.
Loblaw $2.4B Investment: 70 New Stores in 2026
Loblaw Cos. Ltd. reveals a $2.4 billion investment plan for 2026, featuring 70 new stores and renovations, as part of its $10 billion five-year strategy to boost the Canadian economy.
Passive Investments Inflate Company Valuations: Strategist
Michael Green, chief investment strategist at Simplify Asset Management, highlights the market risks posed by the surge in passive investing, which he argues artificially inflates company valuations and could lead to instability.
PayPal Takeover Interest After Stock Slump
PayPal Holdings Inc. is drawing acquisition interest from potential buyers after its stock value dropped nearly 50%, with shares surging on the news as the company faces modernization challenges.
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Driver Hits 148 km/h, Says Too Excited for Hockey Game
Greater Sudbury police impounded a vehicle after stopping a driver traveling 148 km/h in an 80 km/h zone. The driver claimed excessive speed was due to excitement for a hockey game.
DJ Gets 4+ Years for Selling Fake Jet-Engine Parts
A former aircraft-parts trader was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison for selling falsified components to airlines worldwide, causing nearly £40 million in damages and forcing costly engine repairs.
Mawer Names Eric Wetlaufer Interim CEO During Geddes Leave
Calgary-based Mawer Investment Management has appointed board member Eric Wetlaufer as interim CEO while Bruce Geddes takes a personal leave. The firm manages $75.5 billion in assets.
Russian Businesses Struggle Under New Wartime Tax Policy
Russian businesses, including bakeries and beauty shops, are facing financial strain due to a new wartime tax policy, with owners reporting increased costs and operational challenges.
Alectra Names Dr. Andrea Nuesser President of Util-Assist
Alectra Inc. announces Dr. Andrea Nuesser as the new President of Util-Assist Inc., effective March 23, 2026, succeeding Mark Henderson, who will remain on the board.
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Democrats Seek Billions in Tariff Refunds Post-Supreme Court
Following a Supreme Court decision, Democratic lawmakers are urging the U.S. government to refund billions collected under Trump-era tariffs, citing legal overreach and economic harm.
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