Corporate governance - Vigil

The chief executive of Nuvei Corp. says the Canadian payment-technology provider plans on beefing up its sales force in North America, where favourable economic and regulatory winds are blowing for the company’s current and potential clients.

Brookfield Asset Management Inc. said it reached a US$6.5 billion agreement to acquire the shares of Brookfield Property Partners LP it doesn’t already own, taking its real estate arm private.

The EU can now borrow, but how well can the member nations spend?

Canadian manufacturing activity grew at its fastest pace on record in March as easing of COVID-19 restrictions helped bolster production and new orders, data showed on Thursday.

Even though Ericsson is benefiting from sanctions, CEO Börje Ekholm felt moved to lobby for Chinese rival to ward off a backlash from Beijing

France’s Atos said its auditors have found accounting errors at two U.S. subsidiaries and were unable to verify its complete accounts ahead of the information-technology firm’s annual shareholder meeting.

Hong Kong is considering whether to allow non-tech companies to list on the city’s stock exchange using the “dual-class shares” framework, a top government official told CNBC on Tuesday.

RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust is doubling down on its portfolio of urban shopping centres and apartment buildings, getting ready for a tide of residents to return to major cities after the pandemic subsides.

The discount store chain said its business took a hit due to more stringent measures by provincial authorities in December, including stricter in-store capacity limits, and a temporary ban on the sale of non-essential items in Quebec

Now one of the oldest of old-school Japanese industrial heavyweights is spending $9.6 billion to help remake itself as a company that emphasizes software and services. Hitachi said Wednesday it would buy a U.S. company, GlobalLogic Inc., that handles clients’ digital projects with an army of thousands of developers in places like India and Eastern Europe.

Comparable sales rose 21% in latest quarter, driven by demand for women’s apparel

Stock exchange starts public consultation on the publicly listed shell companies that seek to invest in—and merge with—private companies

Proposal would increase corporate taxes to pay for fixing roads and bridges, boosting research and tackling climate change

Quebecor CEO Pierre Karl Péladeau argued that if the deal goes through, regulatory authorities should force Rogers to sell off Freedom Mobile

The discount airline became the second to sell shares in a public offering this year as more people begin traveling again.

America’s rapid recovery from covid-19 offers a glimpse of what could be

Move paves the way for another supersize state-run enterprise that Beijing hopes will become a dominant global player

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

Global economic output is expected to be about 3 per cent lower in 2024 than projected before the COVID-19 pandemic but its medium-term impact won’t be as severe as that of the global financial crisis of 2008-09, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday.

The Canadian economy is poised for a sharp rebound this year and next after a year of pandemic restrictions, but a “red hot” housing market fuelled in part by government-funded household savings could still hamper growth, a new report says.

Volkswagen AG’s U.S. unit issued a false news release claiming it would rename its U.S. operations as “Voltswagen of America” in a marketing stunt designed to call attention to its electric vehicle efforts, the carmaker said.

Huawei Technologies Co. suffered a rare decline in revenue during the fourth quarter last year, as U.S. sanctions hammered its business and sales outside of China fell particularly hard.

Shares of Deliveroo Holdings PLC dropped as much as 30% on their first day of trading, as investors shunned a landmark offering from the Amazon.com Inc. -backed food-delivery startup amid concerns over whether it can maintain its pandemic momentum.

China’s economic recovery picked up a surprising amount of steam in March, boosted by strong domestic consumption and unquenchable foreign demand for Chinese-made goods.