Nordstrom Inc. posted a first-quarter sales decline and cut its full-year forecast, adding to a dreary outlook for department stores after dismal results earlier in the day from J.C. Penney Co. and Kohl’s Corp.

Airbus SE will enhance the capabilities of the A220 single-aisle jet it acquired last year from Bombardier Inc. in a bid to challenge Boeing Co. by opening up potential new routes.

The Trump administration is preparing to announce another round of aid to farmers hurt by the trade war with China as soon as Thursday, people familiar with the plan said, a package of assistance that could exceed $15 billion.

“Demand is at the heart of the problem,” analysts led by Adam Jonas said in a note. “Tesla has grown too big relative to near-term demand, putting great strain on the fundamentals.”

The Toronto-based firm said Fairfax Vice-President of Corporate Development John Varnell will serve as CFO on an interim basis.

The U.K. celebrity chef’s company filed notice in the High Court for administration, a process similar to Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. The proceedings involve 25 Jamie’s Italian, Barbecoa steakhouse and Fifteen eateries in the U.K. but not the international division.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google will end business relationships that involve the transfer of non-public hardware, software and technical services to Huawei Technologies Co. because of a Trump administration crackdown on the telecom giant, according to a person familiar with the situation.

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The company says it has a memorandum of understanding that would see Glencore provide raw material to feed the refinery, as well as evaluate making a loan to the company.

GM Canada spokeswoman Jennifer Wright says the company continues to look for opportunities to improve and expand its Maven car-sharing operations in Canada.

Bains made the commitment at Toronto's Empire Club of Canada as part of a rollout of a ten-point digital charter aimed at protecting privacy and personal control of data.

The White House and congressional Democrats have opened talks to resolve outstanding details that have thus far held up the new North American trade deal, according to people briefed on discussions between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and trade chief Robert Lighthizer.