Canada billionaire buys half of tech fund, commits US$125 million

A Canadian real estate billionaire acquired half of tech investment firm Vistara Growth, committing as much as US$125 million. Read here now

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SP 500 opens at another record as AI spending narrative holds

SpaceX shares fell, but it reported higher-than-expected AI-related outlays, which helped Nvidia Corp. rally. Find out more

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How a Canadian company's cold wallets were compromised in a $140 million bitcoin hack

Here's what happened with Coinkite's $140-million bitcoin hack, how cold wallets work and if those who lost money will get it back. Read on.

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Shopify shares surge on strong second quarter profit as AI helps drive sales

'AI is baked into… every decision, every experiment and every merchant interaction,' e-commerce giant's president tells analysts. Read on

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Europe has the missing piece of the critical minerals puzzle that Canada needs

Canada has critical minerals, but Germany has the policy architecture needed to develop a midstream processing industry. Read more.

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How to prepare your portfolio for the long-term pain of the Iran war oil shock

John De Goey: As the global balance of power shifts and Iran emerges as a dominant player, the economic stress could intensify. Read on

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Canadians still feel financially stretched despite improvement: TransUnion survey

Canadians feel affordability pressures even as they show modest signs of financial improvement, a survey by TransUnion Canada said. Read on

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CRA denies tax deduction for paying someone else’s legal fees

Jamie Golombek: Taxpayer seeks to overturn CRA's decision in Tax Court after paying niece's husband's costs. Find out more.

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Uber, Wayve win licenses for supervised robotaxis in London

Uber Technologies Inc. and U.K. startup Wayve Technologies Ltd. received permits to launch their robotaxi service in London. Read here now

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Inside Google's US$200 billion Wall Street finance machine for Anthropic

Google has assembled one of the largest financing programs in history to supply more than US$150 billions of AI chips to Anthropic. Read on

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Terence Corcoran: Central bankers drop ‘Odyssean’ forward guidance

What will markets do without Odysseus to guide them?

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Courts determine severance according to circumstances of employee, not a formula

One of the most persistent myths in employment law is that an employee is entitled to one month’s severance for every year worked. Read on.

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There are signs of hope in Canada's housing market. But is it time to use the 'b-word'?

The “B-word” is back: Is the Canadian housing market finally nearing the bottom? Find out more here

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Posthaste: 57% of Canadians prefer to keep their finances completely or mostly separate from their partner, survey finds

57% of Canadians prefer to keep their finances either completely or mostly separate from their partner, according to a new survey. Read more

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Can a GIC-only RRSP, TFSA and LIRA generate enough for Miles’s retirement?

Family Finance: Overly conservative investments create risks such as loss of purchasing power or possibly outliving savings. Read more

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MDA Space nabs $474 million in Telesat deal and new Federal contract to build satellites for military

The Brampton space company is expanding on its $2.1 billion contract with Telesat, its largest-contract ever signed in 2023. Read here now

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Canadian employers urge Carney to stop some strikes before they begin

Employers are urging Mark Carney’s government to allow the labour minister to preemptively limit strike action in some sectors. Read here

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Gold holds steady with U.S.-Iran standoff and Fed outlook in focus

Gold was little changed as traders monitored diplomatic efforts to cool U.S.-Iran tensions, potentially pushing energy prices lower. Read on

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Aramco wants to lift oil export capacity after war snarls flows

Aramco said it’s looking at options to expand its oil export capacity as the Iran war disrupts flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Read on

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China's AI blitz creates 'death zone' for rival U.S. model makers

A flurry of model launches from China’s artificial intelligence sector is rapidly narrowing the gap with Silicon Valley. Find out more here

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Matthew Lau: Don’t count daycare costs as benefits

Estimates of the benefits of public daycare are wrong to include wages paid to workers or construction costs of new facilities. Read here

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FIFA World Cup drove spending in Toronto, Vancouver

Spending rose nearly 25 per cent in Canada's host cities during match days of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to Visa Inc. Read here now

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Howard Schultz-backed pet food maker Open Farm eyes Toronto IPO

It’s one thing for life partners to start a business together. It’s another to turn it into a US$1 billion company. Find out more here

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Our federal government keeps trying to defy economic gravity and keeps failing

Kim Moody: Canada has a recurring pattern of tax measures built for a headline and drafted without regard for how people move. Read more.

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Hackers hit bitcoin's safest hiding place in ongoing attack

Hackers have absconded with more than US$100 million worth of Bitcoin from thousands of supposedly secure accounts in recent days. Read here

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Posthaste: The best summer travel deals are still to come

For those still planning their summer vacation, the good news is the best deals are still to come. Find out more.

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Venture capital investment in Canada jumps 17% in first half of 2026, with domestic investors leading way

Venture capital investment in Canada jumped 17% to $2.69 billion across 250 deals in the first six months of 2026. Find out more.

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WestJet starts parking aircraft ahead of possible strike

WestJet Airlines has started parking 747 jets as it awaits a Sunday deadline for a possible strike by flight attendants. Find out more.

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Why so many borrowers are ignoring rate hike risk

Markets are pricing a 70% chance of the first Bank of Canada rate hike landing by December, but borrowers are ignoring the risk. Read more.

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The return of Boeing, and the long road to restore their reputation

Boeing is counting on a new plane to restore its reputation after a catastrophic series of events triggered a regulatory clampdown. Read on

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