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Transcontinental Inc. says chief executive Francois Olivier will retire in December after 28 years with the company, including 13 years as CEO.

Nike Inc. lowered its sales forecast as production and shipping delays hobbled the company’s efforts to meet strong demand for shoes and athleticwear.

Mexico’s leader said any change to a trade pact between the three biggest north American economies would need input from all the nations, after a report that the U.K. was weighing joining the accord.

The economic rebound has the potential to “broaden out” and the progress that countries make at the COP26 summit will fuel the economy in the medium term, according to former central banker Mark Carney.

Soaring food costs driven by supply-chain snarls and other disruptions hurting the agriculture industry will prove “transitory” and should dissipate in time, says the top executive of giant crops trader Cargill Inc.

Boralex Inc. is considering the sale of a minority stake in its French business to help raise money for expansion elsewhere in Europe and in the U.S., according to people familiar with the matter.

Retail sales in Canada rebounded after falling earlier in the summer months, a reassuring sign that consumers continue to spend.

The cost of the intractable semiconductor shortage has ballooned by more than 90 per cent, pushing the total hit to 2021 revenue for the world’s automakers to US$210 billion.

The chief executive of Cineplex Inc. says his company's decision to slow payments to film studios and seek rent deferrals and abatements during the pandemic was akin to moves being made by Cineworld Group PLC and other large Canadian retailers.

Applications for U.S. state unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose last week, a sign of choppy weekly data as the labor market continues its broad recovery.

China Evergrande Group’s stock rallied before paring the advance, an indication that investors remain wary over debt talks as the distressed developer faces a key coupon payment test on a dollar bond.

If you haven't asked for a bump in compensation lately, you may be missing out on what recruiters and career coaches say is a golden opportunity due to atight labour market.

Apple Inc. may have to redesign its iPhones to use USB-C charging ports under draft rules from the European Union aimed at cutting waste and simplifying life for consumers owning multiple devices.

BlackBerry Ltd. says its net loss surged to US$144 million in its latest quarter as revenues fell 32 per cent.

The head of Quebec’s largest fund manager is backing the board and management of Canadian National Railway Co. in their fight against an unhappy shareholder, saying they were right to attempt a takeover of Kansas City Southern even though the bid failed.