Nordstrom raised its forecast for earnings and revenue for the coming year, the latest sign that higher-end U.S. retailers are optimistic that affluent shoppers will keep spending even in an era of high inflation.

Lyft plans to slow hiring and cut costs in parts of the company as the ride-hailing giant grapples with the turbulence hitting technology stocks. 

Tesla is struggling Tuesday as the electric-vehicle maker’s production woes in China refuse to go away, leading another analyst to slash their 12-month price target on the once high-flying stock.

Credit Suisse is adding Canada’s big banks to its coverage universe, expecting an average total return of 20% from the Big Six over the next 12 months.

Snap plunged 43 per cent, posting its biggest-ever one-day drop and dragging down social media peers, after the company cut its revenue and profit forecasts, blaming the weaker economic outlook for a sudden slowdown of its advertising business.

Ford has settled claims by 40 U.S. state attorneys general that the company made misleading claims about the fuel economy and payload capacity of some of its vehicles.

Across Wall Street, from BlackRock to T. Rowe Price Group, some veterans of the bond market’s booms and busts are seeing signs that it’s safe to start buying again.

Investors seeking shelter from the stock selloff that’s dragged on all year have found a home in cash-rich companies.

​Snap has kicked the legs out from under social media stocks.

Oil fluctuated as comments from the Saudi Foreign Minister suggested the Kingdom wouldn’t supply more oil underscored market tightness, while China’s continuing lockdowns dampened the global demand outlook.

Much of the focus on rising borrowing rates has been on how the added financial burden will affect regular mortgage payments for Canadian homeowners.

Food protectionism is on the rise in the developing world as governments try to safeguard local supplies, and the effects are threatening to spill over into richer economies.

Stocks pared losses amid gains in defensive companies while a profit warning from Snap Inc. weighed on technology shares. Bonds climbed.

Nevertheless, plastics could be net-zero by 2050, according to a new report from BloombergNEF, the clean energy research arm of Bloomberg LP.

The federal government will conduct a public interest assessment of WestJet Airlines Ltd.'s deal to buy Sunwing Airlines and Sunwing Vacations.

“To have a politician interfere like this in the realm of central banking is reckless and irresponsible and runs the risk of putting the sanctity of independence in jeopardy”

The chair of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission says a federal bill would give it power to regulate homemade videos posted on platforms such as YouTube.