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Keith Creel is largely following in Hunter Harrison’s footsteps with an ongoing focus on service improvements, more efficient operations and top-line growth

Mnuchin said the border tax plan was still being studied, but the tax reform plan would be negotiated with the House and Senate

The body that regulates lawyers in Ontario has opted for a cap on referral fees rather than an outright ban, and made various changes to advertising rules

The auto show circuit that traverses the world has almost always focused on design and engineering, but now tech is getting attention and Canada is on the road map

With 10 million members and $22 billion a year in sales, Costco has achieved staggering success in Canada. Here’s five ways they break the rules to bring customers back for more

Ranked Canada's most trusted food retailer, Costco's staggering success stems from tapping into our deepest psychological impulses about security, scarcity, clarity and fear

Former Valeant executives were indicted on four counts, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering

Commodity-rich nations such as South Africa, Australia, the U.S. and Canada enjoyed buffers against global turbulence because of their natural resources.

Oilsands investments in Western Canada that gobbled tens of billions of dollars over the past decade are proving an Achilles heel for some of the world's biggest energy producers

Peter Tertzakian: For over 100 years, the oil industry has believed that the market for their products will continue to grow ad infinitum. Those days are gone

Canada’s fifth largest lender also said today it was committed to buying PrivateBancorp, but will be 'disciplined' on price

The City of Vancouver is launching another court case in a bid to derail Kinder Morgan's proposed pipeline expansion

The massive cost of Trudeau’s two marquee initiatives — enhanced child benefits and infrastructure — means there is little room for anything else

When it comes to the workplace, we all have our inner Dilbert. We’re used to our routines and like the status quo. Dare to suggest a change in the way we work— and we feel threatened. That’s something Matt Murray, CPA, CMA, TELUS’ vice president and controller, finance reporting and strategy, totally gets. “With any […]

Until this week, this culture was only whispered about in Silicon Valley

The oilpatch's new mantra appears to be "better, faster, cheaper – with less people involved", according to a new report by Ernst & Young

The oil and gas producer's net loss widened to $510.6 million, or 94 cents per share

Loblaw, which sells everything from groceries to wireless mobile products, boosted earnings with lower expenses in its retail business and discounting

The oilpatch's new mantra appears to be "better, faster, cheaper – with less people involved", according to an Ernst & Young analyst

The electric-car maker expects to deliver as many as 50,000 vehicles in the first half of the year and still sees Model 3 production starting in July

A new report suggests LNG prices will remain low well beyond 2020, further eroding Canada’s ambitions to become a prominent exporter of the super-cooled gas in coming years

Aceto, who has been Tangerine's CEO since 2008, will be succeeded by longtime executive Brenda Rideout, effective on March 1