“If logic prevails, even if a ban was to occur, we think it would be on 5G only and Canadian carriers would not have to rip and replace 3G/4G equipment.”

U.S. stock investors are pricing in stronger odds of a recession than are evident from positive macroeconomic indicators, according to Goldman Sachs strategists.

British Columbia is changing its decades-old royalty system, the fees it charges companies to extract publicly owned oil and gas, in an effort to align with provincial climate goals.

The head of one of North America’s biggest investors in private markets wants to cut its reliance on buyout firms and do more dealmaking on his own.

Shares of Canada Goose rose in early trading Thursday after the parka-maker released an upbeat sales and profit forecast, highlighting robust demand for luxury goods in the face of rising inflation.

Lightspeed Commerce reported a fourth-quarter loss of US$114.5 million compared with a loss of $42 million in the same quarter last year.

Brookfield Asset Management Inc. agreed to buy emergency household repairs provider HomeServe Plc in a deal valuing the company at £4.1 billion (US$5 billion), one of the UK’s largest take-private transactions this year.

Twitter is stepping up its fight against misinformation with a new policy cracking down on posts that spread potentially dangerous false stories. The change is part of a broader effort to promote accurate information during times of conflict or crisis.

The head of Canada’s largest pension plan said private deals will be hard to complete as sellers resist cutting prices with equity markets tumbling.

Oil fluctuated in a choppy session amid concerns of an economic recession and as additional lockdowns in China dampen demand outlook.

McDonald’s agreed to sell its Russian business to existing licensee Alexander Govor, just days after saying it was exiting the country due to its invasion of Ukraine.

BlackBerry is forecasting that revenues will nearly double over the next five years with growth from internet of things outpacing cybersecurity.

Investors are piling into cash as the outlook for global growth plunges to an all-time low and stagflation worries mount, according to a Bank of America fund manager survey.

There’s no sign of relief for investors this morning. Aside from in China, major markets across Asia and Europe are sliding, and U.S. futures are indicating the rout will continue at the opening bells.

For the baby boomers who lived through it, the inflation crisis of the 1970s is burned into the memory.

Under Armour Inc. Chief Executive Officer Patrik Frisk is stepping down from the struggling athletic-wear brand after a disappointing quarter earlier this month hammered the stock.