Job surge helps push Canada’s unemployment rate to lowest in over 40 years: Bloomberg News
Data another sign Canada is on the path back to growth
KKR fund scouring Canadian tech scene for investment opportunities, but they aren’t alone: Barbara Shecter
'Unfortunately for us, Canada is no longer a hidden secret. We see most of our competitors up here (on) all the interesting deals we look at.'
Beyond Meat’s forecast sends 2019’s IPO darling to new heights: Bloomberg News
Stock jumps as much as 26 per cent in late trading
How the Raptors’ historic run left McDonald’s on the hook for millions in free french fries: Jake Edmiston
'Do we want to stop now? No, we don't want to stop now. This is good.'
Enbridge taking Michigan to court over Line 5 pipeline replacement: Geoffrey Morgan
'We require a court review of the enforceability in order to remove obstacles to building the tunnel as quickly as possible…'
Beyond Meat beats revenue estimates in first results since IPO: Reuters
Meat-alternative innovator sees doubling of sales this year as it prepares to beef up product offerings, brand awareness
Southeast Asia should want the world’s junk. Recycling has to be a global effort: Bloomberg News
Creating a truly circular economy isn't to keep waste at home, it's to make sure the world's recyclables get processed, cleanly, where they're needed most
Mexico pushing forward with new NAFTA ratification despite Trump tariff threat: Naomi Powell
Mexico’s ambassador to Canada says his country is pushing forward with the ratification of the new NAFTA despite ongoing threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to slap tariffs on Mexican goods. But Juan Jose Gomez Camacho — just two and a half months into h…
CNOOC’s Canadian unit laying off 100 people: Geoffrey Morgan
Company says move is vital to keep it competitive against rival companies
Five market conspiracy theories that may be more plausible than you think: Peter Hodson
Peter Hodson: Conspiracy theory: Donald Trump wants the markets to do well, especially in an election year. Conclusion? Confirmed
Google Stadia gets real: Video game streaming service set to arrive in November for $169: Chad Sapieha
Stadia lets people play games on almost any screen — a TV, PC monitor, tablet, or even a phone — with all of the processing being done in the cloud
Aviva Canada facing possible job cuts as U.K. parent seeks hundreds of millions in savings: Geoff Zochodne
1,800 jobs to be cut globally
Recreational home prices sizzle as retirees and young families fight for the right to summer in cottage country: Nicholas Sokic
There is robust demand for cottage, cabin and chalet-style retirement properties
Canada’s trade deficit shrinks to 6-month low as Britain and Hong Kong snap up our gold: Reuters
Exports up, imports down
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Canada is worried China may start cracking down on more of its exports: Reuters
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he may seek a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the margins of a major summit this month
Inside the battle being waged over Beyond Meat’s push to be found in the grocery store meat aisle: Reuters
Securing the location of its burger in meat cases is crucial to Beyond Meat's strategy, and it's sparking a food fight with the meat industry
Trump says ‘not nearly enough’ progress in talks with Mexico; tariffs to begin Monday if no deal: Bloomberg News
The White House has so far been vague about what Trump expects Mexico to do to avoid the duties
The good times are over for the Australian economy, and Canadians would be wise to take note: Joe Chidley
Joe Chidley: In many ways, the countries are mirror images of each other. How she goes, we may go
Fiat Chrysler withdraws $35 billion merger offer for Renault after France delay: Reuters
FCA, Renault and its 15% shareholder, the French state, had been locked in talks over the Italian-American manufacturer's bid. France had broadly welcomed the tie-up
