Business

How hackers broke into four of Canada’s top law firms, stole client files and caused chaos

A cold winter for markets and the economy as war and chaos loom

MOU talks with governments could run past deadline, Imperial Oil CEO says

Why gold plunged to its lowest price in a year despite renewed Iran jitters

On a brisk Tuesday morning in New York City, gold traders watched the market in disbelief as the price of gold plummeted to its lowest point in a year. The precious metal, often viewed as a safe haven during global turmoil, fell sharply despite rising tensions in the Middle East following the U.S....

Ottawa designates B.C. port expansion as project of national interest

Why Intel’s stock saw its worst day in decades — and a $140 billion wipeout

On a brisk autumn day in New York City, the bustling streets filled with professionals and students alike were abuzz with discussions about tech stocks. Among the chatter, one name echoed louder than others: Intel. The semiconductor giant, long a cornerstone of the technology industry, faced a...

Ottawa designates B.C. port expansion as project of national interest

Europe is desperate for energy but may not buy into Carney’s costly vision of Canada as an export ‘energy superpower’

How large enterprises can close the innovation gap

Washington approves $2.1-billion Patriot missile sale to Ukraine

The Fed held interest rates steady, but these officials see more hikes coming soon

Dallas Fed’s Lorie Logan sees “at least” 50 basis points in additional hikes.

Caregivers are now spending more than $11,000 a year out of pocket—up 60% in five years

An AARP study shows the financial sacrifices families make and their long-term impacts.