Live Nation Employee Mocks Customers in Court Messages
Internal communications from a Live Nation employee disparaging customers as 'so stupid' have been made public in a legal case, raising concerns about corporate culture and consumer treatment.
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Hotel Employee Fired After Video Shows Family Forced from Room
A Manitoba hotel chain has fired an employee after a video surfaced showing them arguing with and evicting a family from Pimicikamak Cree Nation during a surgery recovery stay.
Canadian Exchange Pushes to End Quarterly Corporate Reporting
The TMX Group, operator of Canada's primary stock exchange, is urging regulators to eliminate mandatory quarterly financial reporting for all listed companies, citing reduced short-term pressures and enhanced long-term strategic focus.
Dave's Hot Chicken Explores European Franchise Sale
Dave's Hot Chicken, the popular fried chicken chain with investment from rapper Drake, is exploring a sale of its European franchise rights. The move comes as celebrity-backed food chains continue to attract significant investor interest.
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Algoma Steel Q4 Shipments Down 31%, Net Loss Widens
Algoma Steel Inc., Canada's second-largest steel producer, faces a significant 31% decline in Q4 shipments driven by tariffs, with its net loss expanding amid challenging market conditions.
Live Nation Staff Bragged About 'Robbing' Fans in Parking Fees
Internal Slack messages show Live Nation employees boasting about charging exorbitant parking fees, calling it 'robbing them blind,' as the company settles an antitrust lawsuit.
Charlesbank Buys Stake in Overbay Capital
Boston-based Charlesbank Capital Partners has agreed to purchase a stake in Toronto's Overbay Capital Partners, valuing the Canadian secondaries firm at $200 million. The deal highlights growing interest in the secondary private equity market.
Empire Co. Reports $385M Q3 Loss, Partners with DoorDash
Empire Co. Ltd., parent company of Sobeys, reported a $385 million net loss in Q3 while announcing strategic e-commerce changes including a DoorDash partnership and Voilà closure in Western Canada.
Lululemon Founder Demands Board Changes as Shares Drop 70%
Chip Wilson, founder of Lululemon, warns CEO candidates that the company's board needs significant changes, citing a 70% stock decline and activist investor pressure.
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Trump's Imported Shoe Obsession vs. 'America First' Pledge
President Donald Trump reportedly buys overseas-made Florsheim shoes for allies, despite campaigning against offshoring. The article highlights premium American-made dress shoe alternatives.
Amarjeet Sohi Takes Position at Public Affairs Firm
Amarjeet Sohi, former Liberal candidate and Edmonton mayor, has secured a role at a public affairs firm, marking a shift into corporate advisory after his political career.
Costco Lawsuit Seeks Tariff Refunds for Customers
A Costco member has filed a class action lawsuit demanding the retailer reimburse customers for price increases caused by Trump-era tariffs, part of a growing legal trend.
Canada's Auto Exports Hit Multi-Year Low
Canadian automotive exports have declined significantly, reaching their lowest point in years due to shifting market dynamics and global economic pressures.
Amarjeet Sohi Joins New West Public Affairs as Senior Advisor
Former Edmonton mayor and federal minister Amarjeet Sohi brings decades of municipal and federal political experience to New West Public Affairs as senior advisor.
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Honda Forecasts First Annual Loss Due to $15.7B EV Charge
Honda Motor Co. anticipates its first annual loss, driven by a $15.7 billion charge related to electric vehicle investments and market challenges, impacting global operations.
Empire Reports $385M Q3 Loss, Sales Up Year-Over-Year
Empire Company Ltd., parent of Sobeys, posted a $385 million third-quarter loss, though sales increased from the previous year, reflecting ongoing challenges in the grocery sector.
Alberta Chambers: Separation Talk Hurts Business Attraction
Alberta's chambers of commerce express concern that ongoing separatism discussions are damaging the province's ability to attract and retain business investment, urging focus on economic stability.
Ipsen Names Michelle C. Werner as North America President
Ipsen announces the appointment of Michelle C. Werner as Executive Vice President and President of North America, effective March 23, 2026. She will join the Executive Leadership Team and report directly to CEO David Loew.
Local Suppliers React to L'Oca Grocery Closure in Edmonton
Edmonton-based suppliers are evaluating their financial and operational stability after the unexpected shutdown of L'Oca grocery store, raising concerns over local business dependencies and economic ripple effects in the community.
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Mastercard Expands Crypto Program with Binance and 85+ Firms
Mastercard has launched a global partnership program involving over 85 digital asset firms, including Binance and Circle, aiming to integrate crypto payments into traditional systems as stablecoins gain traction.
Target Cuts Prices on 3,000 Items as Inflation Persists
Target announces significant price reductions on thousands of everyday items as the retailer responds to ongoing consumer concerns about stubborn inflation in the United States.
MDA Space Seeks $300M in U.S. IPO for NYSE Listing
Toronto-listed MDA Space Ltd. aims to raise US$300 million through a U.S. initial public offering, with shares to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol MDAA.
RBC Acquires Fintech Firm Pinch Financial
Royal Bank of Canada has acquired fintech company Pinch Financial, expanding its digital financial services portfolio. The terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed.
Software Stocks Rebound as AI Fears Subside, Wall Street Optimistic
Software stocks are staging a recovery after months of heavy selling driven by AI disruption fears. The S&P 500 software index just had its best week since May, with investors showing renewed confidence in the sector's fundamentals.
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Roots Sale: Canadian Tire May Bid for Iconic Canadian Brand
Roots Corp. has initiated a strategic review that could lead to a sale, with Canadian Tire or other Canadian companies potentially making bids. The iconic brand faces challenges connecting with younger consumers despite steady growth.
Sask. Fishers Bid for Federal Fish Marketer in Privatization Move
Saskatchewan fishers have submitted a bid for the Freshwater Fish Marketing Corp as it moves toward privatization, aiming to restore efficiency and productivity in the federal marketer.
Wall Street Gains as Investors Await Major Oil Reserve Release
U.S. stock markets posted modest gains as traders focused on an upcoming significant release from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which could impact global oil prices and inflation.
Campbell's Cuts Forecasts as Consumers Choose Cheaper Brands
Campbell's has revised its annual forecasts downward, citing a trend where consumers are increasingly opting for more affordable alternatives over its premium products.
JPMorgan Marks Down Private Credit Loan Portfolios
JPMorgan Chase has reduced the valuation of loan portfolios held by certain private credit groups, according to a Reuters source, signaling potential stress in the alternative lending sector.
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Calgary Businesses Cite Social Disorder for Customer Decline
Business owners in Calgary's Sunalta neighborhood claim that social disorder, including drug use near a pharmacy, is driving customers away and harming local commerce.
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