Corporate governance - Vigil

If history is any guide, promotion to CFO gets women into the C-suite, but it doesn't often lead to promotion to CEO

Airbus SE unveiled a luxury business jet version of its single-aisle A220 aircraft, using technology developed by Bombardier Inc. for a new model that will compete at the highest end of the market against Bombardier.

Opponents say the higher level for reporting stock holdings deprives investors and advisers of crucial information

The bank, long under pressure from climate activists, says lowering emissions can help a company attract capital and stay relevant

Major European economies are downgrading already dire economic forecasts on the back of a second wave of coronavirus infections sweeping through the continent, with over 6.3 million cases now reported in the region.

Lion Electric finds itself in the spotlight after landing two marquee clients

Canada’s international trade growth stalled in August, the latest evidence that the economy is shifting into a slower phase after its torrid rebound from the COVID-19 shutdowns.

Airbnb burned through more than $1.2 billion in cash between mid-2019 and mid-2020, ahead of its high-profile initial public offering (IPO), the Information reported bit.ly/3d8oEtw on Wednesday, citing financial documents.

The Canada Infrastructure Bank, created in 2017, sounds reasonable enough on paper. Its mandate is to invest $35-billion in revenue-generating public infrastructure projects, with the goal of attracting even more investment from the private sector and pension funds.

Ottawa will release its preliminary list of banned single-use plastic items and announce its plan to designate plastic a toxic substance on Wednesday, according to multiple industry sources, a move Alberta fears will undermine its petrochemical sector and its goal of becoming a plastics-recycling hub.

Governments across Canada are still coming to grips with the COVID-19 pandemic, but looking toward recovery all the same. For Alberta, this is a uniquely challenging endeavour. Oil prices remain low, and may stay there for some time. But there are options, and one stands out: making it easier for skilled individuals to move in.

Britain’s biggest businesses limited shareholders’ ability to ask questions during their virtual investor meetings, raising concerns about accountability, the Financial Reporting Council said Tuesday.

With Covid-19 decimating the economy and looming uncertainty about the depth and duration of the crisis, the decision became a complex matter of weighing and balancing multiple factors — at least for companies flush enough to consider it at all.

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. has dethroned Suncor Energy Inc. as Canada’s most valuable energy company amid a selloff in domestic oil and gas stocks that has continued to erode the size of the energy industry on major North American stock indices.

Canadian security firm GardaWorld, which launched a hostile bid last month for larger rival G4S, said on Tuesday it will begin meeting with key G4S shareholders this week after the British company repeatedly rejected its offers.