Canopy Growth Corp.’s founder and co-chief executive said he won’t let his team invest in other cannabis companies to avoid the risk of bad optics when M&A opportunities land on his table.

ABC is still commanding record ad prices for the Academy Awards, despite years of declining ratings and a fruitless attempt to find a host.

Southwest Airlines Co. declared an “operational emergency” Friday because of an unusually high number of aircraft taken out of service for maintenance, and ordered all scheduled mechanics to show up for work or risk being fired.

Aphria Inc. said Friday that a review by a special committee has concluded that the Canadian cannabis producer’s acquisition of Latin American assets are within an “acceptable range” compared with similar acquisitions by competitors.

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The Liberal government is giving $40 million in federal money to BlackBerry to help the company develop self-driving car technologies.

Environment and Parks Minister Shannon Phillips says the contract to supply about 55 per cent of the government's annual power consumption will shave $3.9 million per year from the current expiring contracts.

Amazon’s withdrawal is, by any measure, a catastrophic outcome to its extremely hyped search for a second headquarters, or HQ2.

President Donald Trump said Friday he’ll declare a national emergency on the U.S. southern border in a bid to unlock money to build his proposed wall.

Vancouver is on pace to lose its status as Canada’s second largest housing market to Montreal.

Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick agreed to quietly settle his lawsuit accusing the National Football League of colluding to prevent him from securing a contract as a free agent.

We dig into the latest quarterly results and discuss the state of the gold mining industry with Sean Boyd, CEO of Agnico Eagle Mines. Commenting on recent mega-mergers in the business, Boyd says his company doesn't need a big takeover to improve and grow operations. Boyd says "we've clearly decided that the best way forward is to continue to do what we've done very well for the last 20 years."

Uber Technologies Inc., the ride-hailing giant that’s preparing for a public offering this year, released its fourth-quarter financial results Friday, showing slowing revenue growth and persistent losses.

U.S. consumer sentiment rebounded by more than forecast from a two-year low after the government shutdown ended and the Federal Reserve signaled it would hold off on interest- rate hikes, reviving optimism on the economy.