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After assuming full executive powers at Repsol, Chief Executive Josu Jon Imaz now faces the challenge of completing the Spanish oil giant’s biggest acquisition in years.
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Weyerhaeuser, one of the world’s largest private owners of timberlands, said its first-quarter earnings fell sharply.
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Canadian Oil Sands reported a net loss in the first quarter and further cut its 2015 capital spending plan to cope with a sharp drop in crude oil prices.
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Bunge plans to use its pending deal with Canada’s former wheat-trading monopoly to eventually funnel greater quantities of Canadian grain toward West Coast ports, the company’s chief executive said.
General Motors reaffirmed its commitment to U.S. production ahead of potentially-tense union labor negotiations, disclosing $5.4 billion in investments and 650 new U.S. jobs even as 1,000 jobs stand to be cut in Canada.
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Red-hot real-estate markets in Toronto and Vancouver don’t pose problematic risks of overvaluation, Canada’s main housing agency said Thursday.
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Canadian miner Goldcorp Inc. swung to a loss in the first quarter and missed analyst expectations as lower gold prices and higher cash costs outweighed increased gold production.
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Imperial Oil, the Canadian subsidiary of Exxon Mobil, reported a 55% drop in first-quarter earnings, hurt by slumping global crude-oil prices.
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TransCanada, Canadian Oil Sands and Eldorado Gold are a few stocks we're eyeing Friday.
The yuan is catching on in Canada.
Suncor and Goldcorp both swung to first-quarter losses. They're two names on our stocks-to-watch list today.
Corporate earnings put a number of names on our list of stocks to watch today.
South Dakota man does a booming business in stagecoaches and wagons; Quentin Tarantino and Warren Buffett are customers.
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Treats get smaller, more frequent and more personalized. Travelers can expect tents for children or beds for dogs.
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Forests of idle drilling rigs, piles of pipe and ranks of empty trucks are a new and tangible sign of the financial trouble sweeping the oil patch.
Canada on Tuesday unveiled a plan to balance its budget, highlighting the ruling Conservative party’s economic stewardship in an election year and amid an economic slowdown triggered by lower oil prices.
The proposed Northern Gateway, part of a Canadian effort to boost oil exports to Asia, has hit opposition by native groups who say it threatens their environment and culture.
Cirque du Soleil’s founder agreed to sell his controlling stake in the circus to a TPG-led group.
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