DavidsTea Inc. swung to a $2.6-million profit in its latest quarter despite a 41 per cent decrease in sales during the COVID-19 store closings.

General Electric Co. plans to stop supplying new coal-fired power plants, exiting a market that relies on the dirtiest fossil fuel to focus on gas turbines and renewable energy equipment.

Tiffany & Co. persuaded a judge to fast-track its lawsuit claiming LVMH is relying on faulty legal pretexts to cancel a $16 billion buyout of the U.S. luxury jewelry store chain.

China’s biggest hotel operator is looking to acquire foreign hospitality chains as the rapid recovery of the country’s domestic travel market puts it at an advantage to ailing global peers.

Comcast Corp. shares rose from the day’s lows after a report that activist hedge fund Trian Fund Management LP has acquired a small stake in the cable giant, betting that it’s undervalued.

European planemaker Airbus SE unveiled three designs it’s studying to build hydrogen-powered aircraft as it races to bring a zero-emission passenger plane into service by 2035.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention removed from its website what it said was draft guidance posted late last week stating that the coronavirus could spread through the air in small particles at distances of more than six feet.

Air Canada had more refund-related complaints to the U.S. Department of Transportation than any other foreign carrier in June, and the second-highest number of any airline for the second-straight month.