Everything old is new again — the relentless rise of the reused
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Couche-Tard considers upping price for 7-Eleven owner
Couche-Tard has been weighing how much it would be able to increase the potential offer, the people said, asking not to be ...
Air Canada strike could cost Canada's economy $1.4 billion, economists estimates
The potential labour disruption at Air Canada could cost the economy $1.4 billion, according to a new report from Fédération ...
Brookfield takes political heat over Mark Carney's ties with Trudeau
Poilievre alleged Carney was attempting to duck conflict-of-interest disclosures by developing policy for the political party ...
With plumper profit margins, lenders are now more inclined to pass on the savings
Why the lender generosity? Simply put, their costs to fund mortgages have nosedived to multi-month lows. Lender profit margins are now pleasantly plump — enough so to share the savings with Joe and ...
In cod we trust: Newfoundland's famous fish aims at a comeback, but not everyone's happy
But there are almost no Albertos, a scarcity that prompted Alberto Wareham, the chief executive of Icewater Seafoods Inc., a fish processing plant in Arnold’s Cove, to offer a brief history lesson of ...
Canadian CEOs worry about climate change ’all or most of the time’: survey
According to Deloitte, 78 per cent of Canadian C-suite executives expect a “high or very high” impact from climate change on ...
William Watson: Afghanistan and Jan 6 — no cause for debate regrets
What Kamala Harris said of Joe Biden ’s debate performance in June just after the iceberg hit applies to her own performance ...
Canadian household wealth surpasses $17 trillion for the first time with financial assets hitting new high
Household net worth eclipsed the $17 trillion mark for the first time, with financial assets setting a record high of $10.1 trillion in the second quarter, according to Statistics Canada.
Canada Bread says Maple Leaf used it as a ’shield’ in bread price-fixing case
Canada Bread Co. Ltd. is accusing Maple Leaf Foods Inc. of using it as a “shield” to avoid liability in the alleged bread price-fixing scheme that’s the subject of two class-action lawsuits and an ...
Joblessness approaching 'worrying levels,' economist says
Brendon Bernard, senior economist at Indeed.com, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how joblessness is approaching ‘worrying levels.’ He discusses the widening gap between jobs and ...
US House clears a largely bipartisan package of bills to counter China
The House backed a bill to prevent federal money from flowing to five biotech companies with Chinese ties, described as necessary to protect Americans’ health data and reduce reliance on China for U.S ...