Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce joined its peers on Thursday in rewarding shareholders for their patience.

The federal government will release a fiscal update on Dec. 14 that should reveal a better-than-expected picture of Canada’s finances.

By early next week, Canadians and all other foreign visitors who travel to the United States by air will need to get a COVID-19 test no later than the day before their departure.

U.S. antitrust officials sued to block chipmaker Nvidia’s proposed US$40 billion takeover of Arm, saying the deal would hobble innovation in semiconductors and undermine Nvidia’s rivals.

The Canadian Securities Administrators said Thursday it plans to establish an advisory panel to represent the interests of retail investors on Canada-wide policy issues.

​Royal Bank of Canada announced a dividend hike and plans to repurchase tens of millions of its shares on Wednesday.

TD Bank's U.S. subsidiary has settled a lawsuit it filed against a data aggregator it accused of using the bank's logo to trick users into handing over personal data that can later be monetized.

The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver says November home sales increased by almost 12 per cent from last year as demand continued to outpace supply.

Stocks notched their biggest advance since October as dip buyers scooped up some of the hardest-hit shares during a two-day selloff. Treasuries retreated.

Oil edged higher after OPEC and its partners left themselves room to quickly adjust output plans if the pandemic drastically changes the market.

National Bank of Canada joined its peers on Wednesday in announcing a dividend hike and plans to launch a share buyback program, as it too takes advantage of freedom from a pandemic-era ban on such moves.

Apple Inc. shares dropped after the iPhone maker was said to tell suppliers that demand for its flagship product has slowed, taking the shine off their recent record high.

The dividend hikes and share buybacks keep raining down from the country’s largest banks. Today, it’s CIBC and TD that dished out rewards for their shareholders.

Several textbook publishers are accusing Shopify Inc. of profiting from content sold through Shopify's software that's pirated or infringes on their trademarks.

The restart of the Trans Mountain pipeline is “only a few days away,'' according to the company working to get the critical piece of infrastructure back up and running ever since a precautionary shutdown due to flooding in BC

Ontario's auditor general has found that thousands of businesses received a total of more than $200 million in provincial COVID-19 supports that they weren't eligible for.