Stelco Holdings Inc. says it earned $125 million in the third quarter for a sharp rebound from the $30-million loss it reported in the same quarter last year.

West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. says it will permanently curtail about 300 million board feet of lumber production at two mills next year, affecting 135 employees.

Bombardier Inc. will consider partnerships for its unprofitable CRJ regional-jet program, though the current priority is to win new orders and work with suppliers to reduce costs, its chief executive officer said.

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TransCanada Corp. says it expects to raise its dividend at an average annual rate of eight to 10 per cent through 2021.

"Yes, it is tough. And yes, many people do not like this. But the fact is we want to go and be a world-class organization, and we want to be at benchmark everywhere when it comes to revenue per employees," chief executive Alain Bellemare told an investor conference in Toronto on Tuesday.

Walt Disney Co. Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger could miss out on a $60 million cash bonus.

The head of Alphabet Inc.’s autonomous vehicle unit gave a cautious outlook for the nascent industry on Tuesday, saying the technology won’t be ubiquitous for decades and that driverless vehicles will always have constraints.

Boeing Co. dropped after weak deliveries for its 737 jetliner, the company’s largest source of profit, compounded a troubling report about an safety feature linked to a deadly crash in Indonesia last month.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s shares fell for a third day as analysts tried to put a price on the firm’s current scandal.

The White House is circulating a draft report by the U.S. Commerce Department over whether to impose tariffs on automobile imports to protect national security, three people familiar with the matter said.

Amazon.com Inc. has selected New York City and Northern Virginia as the company’s second and third headquarters, the company confirmed Tuesday.

The Crown corporation says members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers walked off the job this morning in Toronto and at its distribution centre in Scarborough, Ont.

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Starbucks Corp., on a mission to boost profit and appease apprehensive investors, is dismissing about 5 percent of its non-restaurant workers.