Bombardier Inc. lost as much as a quarter of its value and bonds plunged after the company cut its 2019 sales forecast amid new struggles at its train-making business.

Forcing gas station operators to display Ontario government stickers on the federal carbon tax violates their rights and freedoms, the province's chamber of commerce said Thursday as it asked the Progressive Conservatives to reverse their decision.

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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. says earnings dropped significantly in the last quarter as the company felt the impact of lower production and demand.

Aecon Group Inc. beat analyst expectations as its net loss was cut by more than half in the first quarter on a 20-per-cent growth in revenues and a higher backlog.

Two decades ago, governments and utilities around the world began offering above-market rates and contracts to fuel the rise of clean energy, helping wind and solar become some of the cheapest power sources. Now, these pacts are under attack.

The Trump administration may concede to a Chinese proposal that would give less protection for U.S. pharmaceutical products than they receive at home, according to people familiar with the matter, a move that could draw opposition from the American drug industry.

New York’s attorney general is opening an investigation into Facebook Inc.’s unauthorized collection of 1.5 million users’ email contacts without their permission.

Starbucks Corp.’s growth is holding strong in the key Chinese and U.S. markets following last year’s changes led by Chief Executive Officer Kevin Johnson.

Mattel Inc. rose after first-quarter revenue beat expectations and it announced more progress in Chief Executive Officer Ynon Kreiz’s efforts to slash costs and boost the toymakers’ biggest brands.

Intel Corp. slashed its second-quarter and annual sales forecasts, undermining confidence in the company’s assurances that demand for computer processors would improve as 2019 progresses. Shares tumbled in late trading.

Ford Motor Co.’s long-awaited turnaround is starting to gain traction as high-profit trucks and deep cost cuts boost earnings and bolster its outlook for the year.