Boeing Co. struck a deal to sell 100 of its 737 Max narrowbody jets to Asia’s VietJet, in an agreement valued at US$12.7 billion that will make the Asian low-cost airline the biggest customer for the largest version of the aircraft.

Morgan Stanley is putting Ted Pick in charge of the firm’s investment bank with momentum in his favor.

SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. and Holtec International have announced a joint venture that will focus on the decommissioning of shuttered nuclear power plants.

“The violations are related to personal behavior that is not consistent with our ethics and core values, but not related to company strategy, operations or financial reporting,” Texas Instruments said in a statement.

A lawyer for the victims called the filings “reprehensible,” saying MGM is “trying to deflect attention from their own failures and a complete joke of security procedures they had at Mandalay Bay.”

The Toronto-based firm announced Monday that Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec, Canada’s second-largest pension fund manager, had made a preferred-equity investment in Avison Young.

“It’s a bit of a gong show,” the Canoe Financial chairman told BNN Bloomberg in an interview on Monday. “At the federal, provincial and municipal level, you’ve got competing government interests.”

The world's largest hotel company said Wednesday that the move will eliminate approximately one billion straws and 250 million stirrers by July 2019.

”All of this will be sorted out with facts in front of an arbitrator with a lot of lawyers in the room,” said MacKay. “I think - importantly for Canada and importantly for our economy - we have fared very well in the past in these types of disputes.”

The Trump administration is reportedly eyeing another target for tariffs under the guise of national security concerns. This time, our Bloomberg partners are reporting the White House is looking to probe whether uranium imports should face surtaxes at the border, similar to the Americans’ treatment of steel and aluminum.

Many Canadians have difficulty affording basic needs, the survey found, while dental care topped the list of issues that Canadians struggle with most.

Restaurant Brands International says it will review a controversial clause in its franchisee contracts less than a week after numerous competitors in the U.S. dropped similar language from their contracts to avoid an antitrust lawsuit.

Portions of Google’s cloud-computing service went down Tuesday, leading to the temporary failure of some popular applications that rely on the technology giant, including Snapchat and Spotify. The disruption affected Google’s service that provides computing storage and data management tools for companies.

Alberta has served notice it will appeal a court ruling ordering the province to pay just over $2 million to two out-of-province breweries over a disputed beer subsidy.