AT&T Inc. beat analysts’ estimates for profit in the first quarter as it added more wireless phone customers than expected.

Many Canadians are struggling to afford food as inflation and the high cost of living continue to erode purchasing power, and a new report suggests consumers are taking more risks with potentially unsafe food to avoid wasting it.

Canadian National Railway Co. says earnings slid last quarter amid higher labour costs and lower revenue from container shipments.

U.S. agribusiness Bunge Ltd.’s proposed takeover of Viterra Ltd. was meant to create a global agriculture giant, but the deal is drawing concerns from the Canadian Competition Bureau.

Stocks edged higher on Wednesday as a rally in technology shares kept benchmarks afloat after disappointing earnings in the European banking and luxury sectors.

One of the main proponents of increased domestic investment from Canadian pension funds says there are two competing theories on the issue that each come to a different conclusion about what’s best for Canada’s pensioners and its economy.

First Quantum Minerals Ltd. says it lost US$159 million in its first quarter, down from profits of US$75 million a year earlier.

The Canadian Medical Association is asking the federal government to reconsider its proposed changes to capital gains taxation, arguing they will affect doctors' retirement savings.

West Fraser Timber Co. says it earned US$35 million in its first quarter, up from a loss of US$42 million a year earlier.

Equifax Canada is exploring how rent data could factor in to credit scores to help make credit and financial services accessible to more people.

One economist says that while Canada’s rapid population growth helped to fill job vacancies after the COVID-19 pandemic, it has also spurred rent price inflation and made housing shortages worse.

Visa Inc. reported a quarterly profit that beat Wall Street predictions as U.S. credit-card spending climbed.

The $5-billion announced for an Indigenous loan guarantee program in last week's budget is just a start, said Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland.