Posthaste: Big Tech in hot seat in Ottawa, $600B bill for trade wars and Scotiabank's miss - Financial Post:
Posthaste: Big Tech in hot seat in Ottawa, $600B bill for trade wars and Scotiabank's miss Financial Post An International Grand Committee on Big Data, Privacy and Democracy will hear from Facebook, Google and Twitter in Ottawa, but Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg…
Restaurants may crib, but stay-at-home Canadians are hungry for food delivery services: Financial Post Staff
A number of food delivery apps have proliferated over the past year
Scotiabank profit rises, but falls short of expectations: The Canadian Press
Scotiabank's profit amounted to $2.26 billion for its second quarter
Lightspeed is writing a new chapter in the Canadian tech story: Kevin Carmichael
Founder Dax Dasilva is bucking convention in many ways, from his atypical background to his outlook on investors
Canadian Utilities sells Canadian fossil-fuel-based power assets: Geoffrey Morgan
Two deals shore up bank balance for potential renewables purchases
Trudeau government gives formal notice it intends to ratify new NAFTA: Bloomberg News
Vice President Mike Pence is scheduled to meet with Trudeau on Thursday to discuss advancing the agreement
What Canada gave up to get the U.S. steel and aluminium tariffs lifted: Larysa Harapyn
Lawyer Mark Warner on Canada’s trade relationship with the U.S., including Mike Pence’s visit to Ottawa this week and whether the new Nafta deal will get passed
Alibaba considering raising $20 billion through a second listing in Hong Kong: Bloomberg News
Alibaba raised US$25 billion selling shares on the New York Stock Exchange in 2014 in the world's largest first-time share sale
The world’s rarest cars (worth a million and more) find fans with deep pockets at Lake Como: Bloomberg News
Industry’s most beautiful designs, including a rare factory brown 1967 Ferrari and a one-of-a-kind BMW
Bitcoin jumps closer to $9,000 — but some warn the rally is running too hot: Bloomberg News
Bitcoin is in the middle of the best one-month rally since before its historic surge in 2017
Markets are more gloomy about our economy than the Bank of Canada — who’s right?: Bloomberg News
Some see the loonie falling below 74 cents after the central bank’s rate decision this week
How to save on exchanging money — so you can spend more on your trip instead: Special to Financial Post
Here's how to get the best rate on foreign exchange fees
Walking among giants: How Sonos is straddling Amazon and Google’s distinct ecosystems: James McLeod
Sonos CEO Patrick Spence speaks about how small companies can survive and thrive amid a world of tech giants
Five ways to fine-tune your portfolio and reduce risk in times of market volatility: Martin Pelletier
Martin Pelletier: Here's how you can try and mitigate factors such as risk drag and an adverse pattern of returns driven by short-term portfolio volatility
If Trump calls me, ‘I may not answer’: Huawei’s billionaire founder defiant in storm that threatens his company’s survival: Bloomberg News
Ren Zhengfei admits U.S. sanctions will cut into Huawei’s 5G lead, but company will find solutions
U.S. ‘not ready’ to make a trade deal with China, Trump says: Bloomberg News
American tariffs on Chinese goods 'could go up very, very substantially, very easily'
B.C. vows to appeal after top court says province can’t restrict oil shipments across its borders: Geoffrey Morgan
The decision is a blow to the efforts of B.C. Premier John Horgan to 'use every tool in the toolbox' to block the Trans Mountain pipeline
Canada’s technologists are having a moment — let’s hope our governments don’t wreck it: Kevin Carmichael
If an ambitious AI company led by a woman in Justin Trudeau’s Canada sees a better opportunity elsewhere, we probably still have some work to do
David Rosenberg: The hopes that fuelled the market rally are all evaporating — and now reality is setting in: David Rosenberg
None of it was built on anything truly fundamental
A lawyer who makes $1.70/hour? Tax court wasn’t buying it, either: Jamie Golombek
Government worker’s expense claims on private practice rejected
