Philips Convenes 2026 AGM with Key Board Appointments
Royal Philips has officially convened its 2026 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, announcing key board appointments and remuneration policy proposals for the upcoming gathering in Amsterdam.
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Philips Proposes New Board Appointment and CEO Re-appointment
Royal Philips announces proposed appointment of John DeFord to its Supervisory Board and re-appointments of key members, alongside CEO Roy Jakobs' continuation.
Algoma Steel Layoffs Start, Community Braces for Impact
Algoma Steel has initiated layoffs in Sault Ste. Marie, marking a significant shift in the local economy. Workers are seeking new jobs and retraining options as the community faces uncertainty.
Legal Risks of Poaching Talent: Inducement in Employment Law
Explore the hidden costs of recruiting top talent, focusing on the legal concept of inducement in employment law. Learn how courts assess liability and strategies for employers and employees to mitigate risks.
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Musk Found Guilty of Defrauding Twitter Investors
A federal jury concluded Elon Musk intentionally misled Twitter shareholders about fake accounts to lower his $44 billion acquisition price, marking a rare legal defeat for the billionaire.
Anonymous Bettor Makes $553K on Iran War Prediction Market
An anonymous trader earned over $553,000 betting on the Iran war and the ouster of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Polymarket, highlighting ethical issues and regulatory gaps in prediction markets.
Pokémon Card Thefts in B.C. Leave Small Business Owners Shaken
A series of high-value Pokémon card thefts in British Columbia has left local shop owners on edge, with one card valued at $3,400 stolen. The incidents highlight growing concerns over collectible card security.
Musk Liable in Twitter Shareholder Fraud Lawsuit Over $44B Deal
A jury has ruled Elon Musk liable for fraud in a lawsuit brought by Twitter shareholders regarding his $44 billion acquisition of the social media platform, marking a significant legal setback for the billionaire.
Elon Musk Liable for Fraud in Twitter Shareholder Case
A U.S. federal jury in San Francisco ruled Elon Musk liable for defrauding Twitter shareholders by making false statements about bots to drive down stock prices during the 2022 takeover.
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Musk Liable for Fraud in Twitter Shareholder Lawsuit
A court has ruled Elon Musk liable for fraud in a lawsuit brought by Twitter shareholders over his $44 billion acquisition, marking a significant legal setback for the billionaire.
Calgary Car Dealership Fraud Leads to Charges for Two
Calgary police have charged two people following an investigation into alleged fraudulent activities at a local car dealership, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat financial crime in the automotive sector.
MDA Space Stock Shines Amid TSX Decline, Energy Volatility
MDA Space Ltd. emerges as a top performer in the struggling TSX, with analysts highlighting growth catalysts. Scotia Capital identifies energy picks to navigate Iran conflict volatility, while Power Corp's selloff is reassessed.
Why Gas Station Prices Differ: Key Factors Explained
Gas prices vary due to timing, competition, and profit margins, with global events like the Iran conflict adding volatility. Learn how local factors shape costs at the pump.
Ontario Ticket Price Cap Enforcement Challenges
Experts warn that Ontario's new law capping ticket resale prices above face value may be difficult to enforce and could inadvertently drive fans toward unregulated informal markets, raising concerns about consumer protection and market dynamics.
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Drone Maker's 1,000% Surge Shows Wall Street AI-Defense Fad
Swarmer Inc., a small drone software firm, saw shares soar nearly 1,000% post-IPO, driven by investor frenzy over AI and defense tech amid global geopolitical tensions.
Canada Allows Smaller Firms to Report Finances Twice Yearly
Canadian regulators have launched a pilot project enabling smaller public companies to report financials semi-annually, aiming to cut costs and foster long-term planning, though it may reduce investor transparency.
CBS News Layoffs and Radio Closure After 100 Years
CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss and President Tom Cibrowski announced layoffs affecting 6% of staff and the closure of CBS News Radio by 2026, citing industry changes and economic challenges.
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.
Garage Clothing Brand Expands Overseas with UK Stores
Canadian clothing retailer Garage is launching its international expansion with new store openings in the United Kingdom, marking a significant milestone for the popular fashion brand.
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Unilever in Talks to Sell $33B Food Business to McCormick
Unilever Plc is negotiating the sale of its food division to McCormick & Co., potentially ending its competition with major food rivals and shifting focus to beauty and personal care.
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
Equity Funds See $20B Weekly Outflows, Biggest in 3 Months
Global equity funds experienced significant outflows of US$20 billion in a single week, marking the largest withdrawal in three months, according to recent data.
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.
FedEx Shares Surge as Profit Forecast Rises
FedEx shares surged after the company reported resilient demand and raised its profit forecast, signaling strength in the logistics sector amid economic uncertainties.
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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.
Amazon Dismantles Parts of New Barrhaven Distribution Centre
Amazon confirms it is dismantling portions of a new distribution centre being built by Broccolini in Barrhaven, Ottawa, raising questions about the project's status and timeline.
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.
Saskatchewan Budget 2026-27: Tax Benefits for Residents
The Saskatchewan provincial budget for 2026-27 introduces several tax benefits aimed at providing financial relief to residents, with the finance minister addressing concerns about municipal responsibilities.
Construction Industry Seeks Audit on Provincial Fee Impact
Manitoba's construction sector is urging the auditor general to investigate a provincial jobs agreement, warning that fees could add millions to project costs and affect industry competitiveness.
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Calgary Firm Behind Poilievre's Joe Rogan Kettlebell Gift
A Calgary industrial coating company, Black Box Customs, created a custom 70-pound kettlebell for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to gift podcast host Joe Rogan, featuring intricate designs and personal nods.
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