Airbus SE reached an agreement with its employees building the single-aisle A220 jet in Canada after they voted in favour of a mediator’s recommendations, averting a threatened lockout.

Pork markets are showing signs of improvement, said Maple Leaf Foods Inc. chief executive Curtis Frank, helping the company achieve a profit in its first quarter compared with a year ago even as sales edged lower.

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Apple Inc. is facing something unusual as it gears up to report its second-quarter results after the close: low expectations.

Peloton Interactive Inc. said Chief Executive Officer Barry McCarthy is stepping down after two years in the role as the company plans to shed about 15 per cent of its global workforce in an effort to revive sputtering growth.

As Gildan Activewear Inc. executives continued to argue with its top shareholders over who should lead the company, which is open to a sale, the business reported its earnings fell almost 20 per cent in its first quarter.

The world’s biggest technology companies drove a rebound in U.S. stocks ahead of Apple Inc.’s earnings, with Wall Street also gearing up for Friday’s jobs report.

Oil erased some of its losses after plunging Wednesday on a big jump in U.S. crude inventories that bolstered supplies.

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem said he doesn't think the federal budget tabled last month will have much of an effect on inflation.

A new report from TD Economics says the federal government’s ambitious housing plan faces supply-side capacity constraints and demand measures that are not expected to have a significant impact.