NorthWest Healthcare Properties Real Estate Investment Trust is raising its hostile takeover offer for Australian Unity Healthcare Property Trust.

The U.S. Department of Transportation is seeking $25.6 million in fines from Air Canada for allegedly failing to provide timely refunds to U.S. customers after flights were canceled or significantly delayed, the agency announced on Tuesday.

The buyers of the Toronto Star newspaper have tripled their money on the investment in less than a year after completing an initial public offering of a little-known online publishing division.

The Biden administration is engaging with China in an effort to win approval for Boeing Co.’s 737 Max planes, which remain banned in the country even as other jurisdictions have reauthorized it following crashes.

Canada and the European Union launched a new partnership to secure supply chains for critical minerals and reduce dependence on China in a push for jobs and to counter climate change.

The mayor of Toronto is counting on interest from global technology companies to rejuvenate business life in Canada’s largest city, which has endured one of the continent’s longest lockdowns to combat COVID-19.

Big IPOs are back in Canada. Companies are taking advantage of robust demand from investors, completing nine initial public offerings of at least $200 million (US$164 million) this year with more pending, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Oracle Corp. fell after reporting sales that weren’t enough to exceed robust investor expectations for the company’s cloud-computing business.

It’s conventional wisdom that putting your name on an arena or stadium is a red flag for investors, who often see it as a waste of money. But in a year when meme-stock mania exists, conventional wisdom is irrelevant.

The world’s largest commodity trading houses are preparing for a divided future: with one foot in oil and the other in renewables, they are positioning themselves to capitalize on the energy transition.

An onslaught of economic reports on Tuesday added to evidence of a U.S. recovery in full swing, yet one experiencing growing pains.

Clothing designer and retailer Aritzia Inc. says it has signed an agreement to buy Reigning Champ, a designer and manufacturer of premium athletic wear.

Canada hired HSBC Holdings Plc and TD Bank for its inaugural sale of green bonds, joining other nations including the U.K. and Germany in pursuing environmentally-friendly debt issuance.

The maker of Ski-Doos and Sea-Doos says it plans a "modified Dutch auction" that allows shareholders to tender their shares at a price not less than $94 and not more than $113 per share.

The U.S. and the European Union agreed to extend a tariff truce for five years, parking a dispute over aircraft subsidies given to Airbus SE and Boeing Co. that saw the allies impose duties on US$11.5 billion of each other’s exports.