Lender BlockFi filed for bankruptcy, the latest digital-asset firm to collapse in the wake of crypto exchange FTX’s rapid downfall.

​Dozens of people in Hong Kong rallied in the city and emulated some of the protests erupting in China in opposition to the nation's COVID Zero policy.

Unionized workers at a Loblaw distribution facility in Calgary have accepted a contract offer hours before they were scheduled to be locked out.

Canada's main stock index was down by more than 150 points or 0.8 per cent Monday, weighed down by losses in energy, financials, utilities and metals, while U.S. indexes tumbled by more than 1.5 per cent.

Turmoil at Apple key manufacturing hub of Zhengzhou is likely to result in a production shortfall of close to six million iPhone Pro units this year, according to a person familiar with assembly operations.

Stock markets are in for a wild ride next year as they don't yet reflect the risk of a U.S. recession, according to strategists at Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank.

Oil climbed to an intraday high with OPEC and its allies expected to consider deeper production cuts when they meet this weekend.

U.S. stocks sank as Federal Reserve officials stressed that more rate hikes are coming, with risk appetite also hit by uncertainties around China’s Covid curbs and their impact on the global economy.

As Big Tech reels from the blow of higher interest rates and slowing growth, one top-performing hedge fund manager is going against the tide to bet on the sinking shares of Facebook-owner Meta.

Alberta’s finance minister says he’s confident his oil-rich province is in strong shape to resist entering a potential recession next year, despite economic pressures like high inflation, rising interest rates and a volatile global economy.

​North American equity market futures are pointing to a lower open, amid growing unrest in China over Beijing's COVID-Zero policies.