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Hudson’s Bay posts wider-than-expected loss on fewer stores, lower sales at Lord & Taylor: Reuters

Hudson Bay is evaluating a $1.74 billion go-private cash offer from its executive chairman Richard Baker and other shareholders

The Montreal-based retailer has been keeping price hikes to a minimum as it tries to fend off rivals such as Walmart and Dollar Tree

Report finds 'wide variations' by industry, but smaller firms typically hit harder by job vacancies

Number of campaigns are down 77 per cent to date this year, report finds

'… if certain issues are settled between them, it would lay the groundwork for things to normalize for us.'

Global trade headwinds are deflating Canadian exporters' optimism

Lululemon's revenue rose to US$782.3 million in the three months ended May 5

Marketing expert Tony Chapman speaks with Joe O'Connor about the Raptors brand and why Canada is the perfect place for Kawhi Leonard

'… resignation from big companies that rejecting extradition legislation will not address bigger problem of China’s growing reach into the city'

It is not clear obstacles in the U.S. Congress can be overcome before the House of Commons' session expires next week

Kevin Carmichael speaks to Larysa Harapyn about central bank moves around the world, and what we can expect from Canada

Within the company, the unearthing of the emails has raised concerns that they would be harmful to Facebook, if they were to become public

Young heirs helping tilt family investments toward impact investing, with the help of an under-the-radar course at Harvard

Climate change risks comparable to those posed by the mortgage meltdown that triggered the 2008 financial crisis, Rostin Behnam says

The question now is whether supply can rise fast enough to meet demand

Selling 20- and 30-year bonds in euros and, for the first time, in pounds sterling has observers wondering if he's getting set for a shopping spree

One obstacle that's stunting growth of artificial intelligence is Canadians' high level of distrust of the technology

There's an opportunity cost of doing too little to balance a system tilted against half the population’s pool of potential economic actors

Lucie Tedesco's term at the FCAC — extended twice — ended last week. The search for her replacement has been going on for a year

'Banks won't do it. Shareholders often have limitations, so we need to enter aggressively into this capital chain.'