Corporate governance - Vigil

The two largest shareholders of troubled Facedrive Inc. decrease
are locked in battle in public and in court, with one claiming the company is considering creditor protection and the other accusing his counterpart of sinking the share price.

The Bank of Canada kept the benchmark borrowing rate at 0.25 per cent, reiterating that it intends to leave it there until at least the second half of next year. Policymakers also re-upped their pledge to buy roughly $2-billion worth of Government of Canada bonds every week, a commitment that was lowered from $3 billion at the end of the previous round of policy deliberations in July.

Delaware judge says board ignored ‘red flag’ with first crash; Boeing says it is disappointed with ruling

The U.K. IPO market in 2021 doesn’t naturally conjure positive thoughts. In March, a government-sponsored review said sweeping reforms were required if London was to stay relevant to high-growth companies considering initial public offerings. Weeks later, food delivery firm Deliveroo Plc, the listing that was meant to herald a new dawn for a modernized market, crashed on its debut.

Civil society groups say Glasgow COP26 faces ‘vaccine apartheid’ and logistical hurdles

British Airways introduced a mechanism allowing customers to buy so-called sustainable aviation fuel to reduce their carbon footprints.

U.S. payments giant PayPal Holdings Inc said it would acquire Japanese buy now, pay later firm Paidy in a $2.7 billion largely cash deal, taking another step to claim the top spot in an industry experiencing a pandemic-led boom.

Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the United States, said on Wednesday that federal securities regulators were threatening to sue it over a proposed financial product that would let customers earn interest on digital asset deposits.

The role of board directors has evolved significantly over the last 12 months. In this increasingly complex business environment, seamless, digital access to insights is crucial

Profitability, ESG concerns and the reopening of restaurants are all key issues for recently-listed Deliveroo, which despite its share price recovery remains an unloved investment.

Bombardier Inc. is returning to Canada’s primary stock index after a year when its shrunken value was too little for inclusion.

When cannabis beverages first hit the market in early 2020, industry players saw the products as a way to bolster flagging revenues and attract new consumers who otherwise might not purchase pot products.

However, restrictive regulations prevent manufacturers from selling the beverages in a familiar way, producers say, and make it difficult to appeal to would-be consumers.

One of the largest shareholders in Canadian National Railway Co. said it’s prepared to launch a proxy fight to replace the company’s leader as the US$30-billion deal to buy Kansas City Southern faces possible collapse.

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Report on economic activity cited a widespread pullback in dining out, travel and tourism related to latest Covid-19 surge

Report on economic activity cited a widespread pullback in dining out, travel and tourism related to latest Covid-19 surge

Rafael Lorenzo, who has run the bank’s internal audit division since 2017, will take over from Lara Warner, who was global risk and compliance chief of Credit Suisse until the wave of top departures in April. Thomas Grotzer, general counsel for the bank’s Swiss business, had held the position on an interim basis since Warner was forced out.

In Montreal, the decline was attributed to a "historically low inventory ... and a more typical summer season." Quebec City also saw a drop.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler will lean on corporate disclosures as the Biden administration sets its eyes on curbing anti-competitive behavior.

A Delaware judge ruled on Tuesday that Boeing’s board of directors must face a lawsuit from shareholders over two fatal 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people in less than six months.

Now would be a good time for federal parties and Bank of Canada to remind Canadians of merits of low inflation

The exclusive deal makes CAE the airline’s embedded Transport Canada approved training organization for aircraft maintenance and engineering.

The gift card will not be extended to those who have already taken their jabs