H&R Real Estate Investment Trust, one of Canada's largest landlords, announced a plan to spin off or sell its retail and office properties in a bid to focus on the residential and industrial sector.

Hertz Global Holdings Inc., fresh off a blockbuster order for 100,000 Teslas, reached an exclusive agreement to supply Uber drivers with electric vehicles and signed up Carvana Co. to dispose of rental cars it no longer wants.

Canada provides a model for how Australia’s exchange-traded fund sector could expand to offer products investing in Bitcoin, according to fund manager BetaShares.

McDonald’s Corp. posted third-quarter sales that beat expectations as U.S. diners placed larger orders and absorbed higher menu prices, while international results were buoyed by fewer pandemic restrictions.

As Canada doubles down on efforts to reduce harmful methane emissions, experts say one of the trickiest hurdles standing in the way is the burping cow.

The number of working hours lost due to the COVID-19 crisis will be “significantly higher” than projected just a few months ago, according to the International Labor Organization.

Cash started flowing from Google to Canadian publishers Wednesday as the tech giant brought a program that pays media companies for news to the country.

A blowout first quarter has brought Microsoft Corp. back into contention in the race for the world’s most-valuable listed company.

Deutsche Bank AG’s debt traders held up better than most amid an industrywide slump. They just needed more help from other parts of the investment bank.

Edward Rogers will have his day in court next Monday, when the B.C. Supreme Court will hear the case pitting him against his family and incumbent directors in a power struggle that’s led to two boards of directors claiming to be overseeing Canada’s largest wireless operator.

General Motors Co. beat analysts’ consensus estimate for the latest quarter thanks to strong performance from its financial unit and a one-time gain, and said full-year results would come in at the “high end” of its previous guidance.

Google parent Alphabet Inc. reported quarterly sales that topped Wall Street estimates, reflecting robust advertiser spending, but disappointing results from its YouTube and cloud-computing divisions weighed on the stock.

Robinhood Markets Inc. tumbled in extended trading Tuesday after reporting third-quarter revenue that fell short of Wall Street estimates as cryptocurrency transactions plunged from the preceding period.

Microsoft’s cloud-based software helped drive robust quarterly sales and profit growth, which topped analysts’ estimates for an 11th straight quarter.

Twitter reported third-quarter sales and user growth that was in-line with analysts’ estimates, a sign that the company’s advertising business is weathering Apple Inc.’s new limits on consumer data collection.

George Weston Ltd. has found a buyer for the bulk of its bakery business, which is home to several well known bread brands.