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Oil prices spike, global stock markets mixed as Iran war escalatesThe U.S. stock market is drifting in mixed trading Wednesday, while oil prices climb another 3 per cent as fighting continues in the war with Iran.MoneyJul 22
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Sinking AI stocks leading Wall Street towards a losing weekMost of the U.S. stock market is rising Friday after oil prices eased back to where they were before the war with Iran, but drops for AI stocks are keeping the market in check.MoneyJun 26
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U.S., Canadian stock markets hit new records as AI fuels growthThe S&P 500 rose 0.2 per cent a day after setting its latest all-time high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 140 points, or 0.3 per cent, as of 11:30 a.m.U.S. NewsJun 2
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Chinese EV issue part of U.S. trade talks, Mexico foreign secretary saysThe sale of Chinese-made electric vehicles in the North American market, in both Mexico and Canada, is a sticking point for Washington.CanadaJul 17
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Stock markets swing, erase early losses as oil prices wobble over IranNorth American stock markets opened lower Thursday as oil prices rose and treasury yields resumed their climb amid the ongoing stalemate between Iran and the U.S.MoneyMay 21
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Why spiking U.S. bond yields could be a big warning for the economyExperts say a sharp rise in U.S. bond yields this week was a major warning sign about inflation, interest rates and economic uncertainty.EconomyJul 31
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Elon Musk becomes world’s 1st trillionaire after massive SpaceX IPOSpaceX jumped as the rocket maker’s stock opened for trading Friday and shot the market value up to US$1.96 trillion — which made CEO Elon Musk the first-ever trillionaire.MoneyJun 12
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The Bank of Canada’s worried about the rise of private credit. Here’s whyThe concern revolves around private credit, which doesn't have a universal definition but broadly involves businesses taking out loans from non-bank lenders.EconomyAug 23
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Saskatchewan marks up SLGA sales of U.S. liquorSome say liquor stores, bars and restaurants buying American booze at the raised rate will not be the only ones claiming the extra cost.CanadaAug 28
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Bank of Canada concerned over private credit risksThe Bank of Canada is carefully watching the rise of an alternative credit model that has Canadian investors and banks exposed to half a trillion dollars of loans.EconomyAug 23
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Canadian robotics companies caught up in U.S. ban on foreign-made botsCanadian robotics companies are warning they’re being swept up in a U.S. crackdown on foreign-made robots, as new restrictions threaten to shut them out of their largest market.ScienceAug 8
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12 best back-to-school deals to shop right nowShop 12 back-to-school deals on lunch boxes, food jars, markers, notebooks and more from Bentgo, Thermos and Crayola to save before September.The CuratorAug 31
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Columbia House Record Club is shutting down. Wait, it was still in business?For 71 years the Columbia House Record Club provided a cheap, quick, and convenient way to start a music collection. That era is finally coming to an end.EntertainmentAug 23
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Man who set fire as distraction to shoplift in Vancouver grocery given conditional sentenceA B.C. court heard that the man who was captured on surveillance and quickly identified by store management and police immediately after the fire, had confessed to the crime.CrimeAug 23
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Manitoba encourages young adults to keep active with new initiativeThe province says it's an initiative to keep youth healthy, but will those habits stick upon graduation?HealthAug 28
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Curaleaf looks to buy Aurora Cannabis, takes bid directly to shareholdersU.S. company Curaleaf Holdings is launching an unsolicited takeover bid for Aurora Cannabis — a proposal the Edmonton-based company is discouraging shareholders from entertaining.CannabisAug 11
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Quebec lettuce growers operating at a loss amid U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreakApproximately half of lettuce grown in Quebec is exported to the U.S, but stock is not being purchased.HealthAug 6
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25 back-to-school essentials you need this yearShop these school-approved essentials from Apple, Owala, Bentgo and more.The CuratorJul 31
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Lawsuit seeks to stop Trump charging for early access to his online postsU.S. President Donald Trump was sued in federal court Wednesday to stop him from making money off a new, paid service at Truth Social offering early access to his posts.U.S. NewsAug 13
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Consumers could start feeling financial relief by 2027, says CIBCThere may be a glimmer of hope next year for consumers who are feeling the pinch from the heightened cost of living, according to a new report from CIBC.ConsumerAug 11