René Redzepi's Fall: Toxic Work Culture Exposed
Allegations of abuse at Noma highlight that demanding excellence cannot justify mistreating employees, with legal consequences for employers in Canada and beyond.
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Billionaires Retreat from Gates' Giving Pledge Over Epstein Ties
Philanthropic initiative 'The Giving Pledge' faces backlash as billionaires distance themselves from Bill Gates following revelations of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Union Leader Criticizes Poilievre's Auto Strategy as Job Risk
Unifor Local 200 president John D'Agnolo expresses frustration over Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's proposed tariff-free auto pact, warning it could cost Canadian jobs by allowing excessive imports without proper consultation with industry workers.
Analysts Warn of Potential Peak in Energy Stocks Amid Iran War
Jefferies and Citigroup research desks caution investors that energy stocks may be nearing a top despite war-driven gains, citing massive inflows and sector weight shifts.
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Twitter Shareholder Trial: Closing Arguments on Musk Stock Claims
The high-stakes trial enters its final phase as shareholders allege Elon Musk deliberately drove down Twitter's stock price before his acquisition, with legal teams preparing closing arguments in San Francisco federal court.
Markets Rise Despite Iran Conflict, Defying Geopolitical Fears
Stock markets in Canada and the United States showed resilience, climbing in late-morning trading as investors looked past escalating conflict in Iran. The gains highlight market adaptability amid global uncertainty.
Short Seller Praises Goeasy's 'Come Clean' Moment After Crash
Victor Bonilla of Jehoshaphat Research, who warned about Goeasy's risks in September, commends the subprime lender's recent disclosure of $331 million in losses. The stock has fallen over 80% since his report.
Warner Bros CEO May Pocket $887M from Paramount Deal
Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav stands to receive a massive payout of up to $887 million from the company's acquisition of Paramount, according to recent reports.
Boeing Shareholders Win Class Action Rights Over 737 MAX
A U.S. judge has ruled that Boeing shareholders can proceed with a class action lawsuit, alleging the company misled them about the safety of the 737 MAX aircraft prior to two fatal crashes.
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Debt Investors Flee Software Sector, Signaling Distress
Debt investors are rapidly offloading exposure to software companies, a clear indicator of mounting financial strain in the tech sector amid economic uncertainties.
Qualcomm Announces $20 Billion Stock Buyback
Qualcomm Inc. has unveiled a substantial $20 billion stock repurchase initiative, signaling strong financial health and a commitment to returning value to shareholders.
CSL Named Montreal's Top Employer for Eighth Year
The CSL Group, a global marine transportation leader, has been recognized as one of Montreal's Top Employers for the eighth consecutive year, highlighting its commitment to employee development and workplace excellence.
ICE Launches Private Credit Platform for Transparency
Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the NYSE, introduces a new private credit platform aimed at addressing transparency concerns in the growing $1.7 trillion market.
Air Canada Named Top Montreal Employer for 13th Year
Air Canada has been recognized as one of Montreal's Top Employers for 2026, marking its 13th consecutive year of receiving this prestigious award for its commitment to an inclusive and supportive workplace.
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Delta Air Lines Holds Q1 Profit Forecast, Boosts Revenue Outlook
Delta Air Lines maintains its first-quarter profit forecast while raising revenue expectations, signaling resilience in the aviation sector despite global economic uncertainties.
Stephen Smith Buys Stake in The Economist
Canadian mortgage billionaire Stephen Smith has purchased a 26.9% stake in The Economist Group from Lynn Forester de Rothschild, marking the first ownership change in a decade for the prestigious publication.
Unifor Slams Conservatives Over Auto Plan Consultation
The Conservative Party's new auto sector strategy has drawn sharp criticism from Unifor, Canada's largest private sector union, for being released without prior consultation.
Conservatives Challenge Carney Auto Strategy with U.S. Plan
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre proposes exempting Canadian-made vehicles from sales tax and implementing tariff rules to protect automotive exports to the United States, criticizing the government's focus on overseas EV markets.
CyberAI Partners with Silver Leaf for Financial Growth
CyberAI Group has entered an investment banking agreement with Silver Leaf Partners to enhance structured debt and mezzanine offerings, supporting M&A strategy and intellectual property growth.
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CPPIB to Sell $1.5B in Asia Private Equity Assets
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is seeking to reduce its Asia private equity exposure by selling approximately US$1.5 billion in fund stakes managed by Hillhouse Investment, Bain Capital, and PAG.
Guelph Resident Loses $40K in Bank Scam
A Guelph resident has been defrauded of almost $40,000 in a sophisticated bank scam, highlighting the growing threat of financial fraud in the region.
HBC Ordered to Pay $2.4M to Landlords After Failed Sale
A judge has ruled that Hudson's Bay Company must pay $2.4 million in costs to its landlords following a failed attempt to sell leases, highlighting legal disputes in retail real estate.
Toronto Man Charged with Fraud for Posing as Investor
Toronto police have charged an 18-year-old man with fraud after he allegedly posed as a private investor to deceive victims. Authorities released his image as part of the ongoing investigation.
CFFI Ventures Moves $1.4B Debt Restructuring to Federal Court
John Risley's CFFI Ventures shifts its $1.4-billion debt restructuring to federal court after creditor opposition, maintaining plans to transfer assets to HPS Investment Partners.
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Cruise Costs Soar with Oil Rally, Carnival Hit Hardest
As oil prices rally, U.S. cruise operators are sailing into higher operational expenses, with Carnival Corporation potentially bearing the brunt of increased fuel costs and economic pressures.
Meta Shares Jump on Plans for 20%+ Layoffs to Fund AI Spending
Meta Platforms stock rose 3% after Reuters reported the company plans to lay off 20% or more of its workforce to offset heavy AI spending and bet on productivity gains from the technology.
Dollar Tree Forecasts Subdued Sales as Spending Tightens
Dollar Tree anticipates restrained annual sales growth as economic pressures lead consumers to cut back on discretionary spending, reflecting broader retail challenges.
Public Storage Acquires National Storage Affiliates in Stock Deal
Public Storage announces an all-stock acquisition of National Storage Affiliates, consolidating the self-storage industry. The deal aims to enhance market reach and operational efficiency.
Clarios Names Chris Courts as Chief Legal Officer
Clarios, a global leader in advanced energy storage solutions, has appointed Chris Courts as Chief Legal Officer and Executive Leadership Team member, effective immediately.
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Tactical Investment Needed for Canadian Holdings in Global Race
Investors must adopt tactical rather than complacent approaches to Canadian portfolios as global competition intensifies over energy, minerals, and AI infrastructure, with Canada's regulatory environment potentially limiting strategic relevance.
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