Knight Therapeutics urges shareholders to vote against activist’s ‘discombobulated scheme’: Victor Ferreira
The crucial vote is scheduled to take place in May
As Canada dithered, the U.S. signed off on 3 oil pipelines to carry 2.4M bpd by 2020: Geoffrey Morgan
Credit ratings agency Moody's Investors Service announced Wednesday it was downgrading TransCanada
Canadians love their tax refunds, but it’s blinding them to better tax planning: CIBC poll: Ellen Samek
A new survey by CIBC found that 63 per cent of participants didn't know tax refunds were their own money, rather than a 'windfall of unexpected money'
Trade tribunal slights most steel safeguards, says import restrictions not warranted on 5 of 7 products: Naomi Powell
The report is a recommendation, not a ruling and Finance Minister Bill Morneau is free to take a different course if he chooses
There’s a full-fledged housing chill in Vancouver, but it hasn’t reached Toronto, data shows: Haider-Moranis Bulletin
Toronto market steady while Vancouver a more dismal picture
Acasta Enterprises to ‘unwind’ controversial debt-to-equity deal: Geoff Zochodne
The conversion attempt followed a dispute over strategy and change of management
‘Bad policy’: U.S. aluminum bosses say tariffs aren’t working, quotas are risky: Naomi Powell
The real issue on the world stage with aluminum and fair competition is China, say aluminum companies
Millions of Facebook records found on Amazon cloud servers in plain sight, says cybersecurity firm: Reuters
Facebook said last month it resolved a glitch that exposed passwords of users to its employees
Here’s the best Canadian city to start a small business in (no, it’s not Toronto or Waterloo): Special to Financial Post
Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary and Montreal don't even make it into Canada's 10 most entrepreneurial cities' list
IKEA to test furniture rental in 30 markets as greener alternative to flat-pack fare: Reuters
Young consumers say they want to minimize their impact on the environment
More delays for Boeing's new space capsule for astronauts - Regina Leader-Post:
More delays for Boeing's new space capsule for astronauts Regina Leader-Post Starliner’s first flight delayed, crew mission not likely before 2020 Ars Technica Boeing’s first crewed flight to the ISS gets an extension — and a delay The Verge Boeing delays tes…
Hudson’s Bay revenue slips as sales fall at all stores except Saks Fifth Avenue: The Canadian Press
Revenue falls 1.6%
Mortgage stress test is keeping Toronto home buyers on sidelines, says real estate board: The Canadian Press
Sales flat in March, listings fall and prices edge up
‘Covenant creep’ is making high-yield debt riskier for investors: Geoff Zochodne
Companies and deal sponsors are chipping away at the protections provided to investors on riskier bonds and loans
Canada’s digital industry needs to set global standards — we all depend on it: Special to Financial Post
Michel Girard: Canada is not yet playing a meaningful role in setting new digital technologies standards — government and business need to help
Loblaw looks to leverage loyalty data with online advertising business: Jake Edmiston
The pilot project will see Loblaw ask members of its PC Optimum loyalty program agree to become the audience for online ads that Loblaw itself will serve up
Move over, millennials — baby boomers are the ultimate untapped market: Ellen Samek
'They’re active, healthy, they have money to spend, they’re interested and they’re curious.' So why aren't more companies trying to draw them in?
Innovation Nation: In the cutthroat race for talent, humanitarian hiring offers an edge: Special to Financial Post
Targeted talent programs can help address labour gaps — and affirm Canada's half-century commitment to humanitarian objectives
BMO eyes more opportunities in America where business provides 17% earnings growth: Geoff Zochodne
Bank of Montreal already collects nearly a third of its earnings south of the border
How an investment in a botched video game burned a government startup funding agency so badly it changed its rules: Quentin Casey
After a loss of nearly $1 million, ACOA seems embarrassed by its highly questionable funding of Orpheus and its founder with a checkered past
