Top picks from Terry Shaunessy, president and portfolio manager at Shaunessy Investment Counsel.

Shares in the Nanaimo, British Columbia-based weed company sank 30 per cent to US$123 at 4 p.m. in New York. That pushed the stock’s two-day slide to 43 per cent, the steepest since Tilray’s initial public offering in July.

Alberta's leader gave tepid support to Justin Trudeau’s plan to restart the approval process for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion after a recent court setback.

Canada’s inflation rate slowed in August after hitting a seven-year high a month earlier as gasoline prices moderated, though underlying price pressures continued to inch higher.

Twitter is notifying users that a bug may have sent direct messages and protected tweets to developers who were not authorized to receive them.

Invesco Ltd. is in talks to buy Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.’s OppenheimerFunds unit, which has more than US$248 billion in assets under management, according to a person familiar with the matter.

After almost a year of behind-the-scenes work, billionaire hedge-fund manager John Paulson has formed a coalition with 15 other founding members aimed at curbing years of what his hedge fund has called value destruction in the gold sector.

BNN Bloomberg sets up the week ahead with what investors need to know.

Canada's natural resources minister says millions of dollars in subsidies for a Nova Scotia tidal project is just one of the coming announcements as Ottawa boosts riskier forms of renewable energy.

Cary Tamarkin, the developer behind the forthcoming 555 West End Avenue condo conversion, has faith in his own instinct.

Ripple’s cryptocurrency has surged as much as 35 percent this week amid optimism that it will serve as the means of exchange in a new payment service being developed by its parent company.

The iPhone XS is up to US$200 more expensive than last year’s already pricey iPhone X and represents one of the smallest advances in the product line’s history. But that means little to the Apple Inc. faithful or those seeking to upgrade their older iPhone.

A creditor of Neiman Marcus Group Ltd. is questioning whether the struggling retailer defaulted on its debt by shuffling one of its most promising units beyond the reach of creditors.

Top picks from Rob Tetrault, senior vice-president, portfolio manager and head of the Tetrault Wealth Advisory Group, Canaccord Genuity.

Canada's main stock index capped a good week on the upswing as investors responded positively to federal action on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

The biggest pot company in Canada isn’t included in an exchange-traded fund that tracks the nation’s weed industry. Investors took note.

Rising gasoline prices gave a boost to Canadian retail sales in July, bringing the sector back to growth.