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The week in stocks: Lululemon gets stretched and is Tesla a TACO trade candidate?
Every weekend, the Financial Post breaks down the most interesting developments in this week’s world of investing, from top ...
Jared Kushner-backed Solar Mosaic plans bankruptcy filing
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Activist investor Engine Capital plans to vote against US$9.1-billion Parkland-Sunoco deal
CALGARY — A major shareholder in fuel refiner and retailer Parkland Corp. says it plans to vote against its planned takeover ...
Ontario to make Ring of Fire a special economic zone 'as quickly as possible': Ford
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Unpacking the Bank of Canada's interest rate hold: FP video
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This all-in-one Mac and Windows utility bundle makes downloads safer
If you’ve ever googled “YouTube to MP3 converter” or “custom ringtone maker,” you already know what the results look like: a ...
H&M billionaire quietly moves brand toward private ownership
The founding family has stepped up purchases of H&M shares, spending more than 63 billion kronor (US$6.6 billion) since 2016 ...
Relatives of lost fishers say lives at risk without mandatory vessel stability checks
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Many homeowners plan to rein in spending as mortgage payments rise upon renewal: TD
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Beef prices surge as barbecue season approaches
Canadians looking to grill some burgers and steaks as the summer barbecue season heats up may find themselves paying much more for beef, prompting one food expert to call for an investigation.
What the Elon Musk-Trump meltdown means for Tesla stock
The feud between two of the world's most powerful men wiped $153 billion off the EV maker's value yesterday. Can it get worse?
Howard Levitt: Working for a foreign-owned company in Canada can be risky business
Canada has one of the world’s most employee-friendly legal systems, with strong human rights laws, generous severance standards under common law, and courts that award damages for bad-faith conduct.