Shopify Inc. posted weaker-than-expected adjusted earnings in the third quarter, the first time it has disappointed analysts since its 2015 initial public offering, as merchants did less business across its platform than expected.

Starbucks reported quarterly sales that trailed estimates, showing looser pandemic measures aren’t bolstering results as much as investors expected. The company also announced US$20 billion of new dividends and share buybacks over the next three years.

The planned retirement of Teri Currie, Toronto-Dominion Bank’s group head of Canadian personal banking, along with a series of changes among the company’s senior executive team, is throwing eventual succession plans for the lender’s chief executive officer into question.

Suncor Energy Inc. is sharing the wealth with its shareholders as it benefits from surging oil prices and progress on its plan to increase its annual free funds flow.

Tech shares faltered in late trading after results from Amazon.com Inc. and Apple Inc. fell short of expectations, marring what had been a strong earnings period for heavyweights in the sector.

Oil eked out a gain with OPEC and its allies expecting a tighter global oil market in the fourth quarter.

British Columbia Premier John Horgan says he will have biopsy surgery on Friday because of a growth in his throat.

Molson Coors reported higher profits and revenues in its latest quarter as its shift to a simplified, more lucrative product line and the ongoing economic reopening boosted sales.

CAE Inc. has signed a deal to buy the AirCentre airline operations business from Sabre Corp. for US$392.5 million.

Bombardier Inc. reported a third-quarter loss of US$377 million compared with a profit of US$192 million a year ago.

An agreement to stop funding plants abroad could reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 230 million tons a year, according to Global Energy Monitor.

Suncor Energy is opening the spigots for its shareholders as surging oil prices boost cash flow and bolster its capacity for paying down debt.

TD is thanking employees for their pandemic-era resilience with a new reward: a piece of the company.

The chief executive of one of the country's largest office landlords said while most of Corporate Canada is doing a good job at bringing employees back to the office, he doesn’t understand why certain leaders are delaying their plans.

West Fraser Timber says the addition of Norbord increased its third-quarter results from a year ago but B.C. wildfires and lower lumber prices contributed to a weakening from the second quarter.