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Sandpiper Group said it has taken a 10-per-cent stake in Dream Office REIT, as the private-equity company seeks exposure to the booming office market in Toronto. 
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Legal software provider Dye & Durham Corp. plans to file next month to raise $150-million in an initial public offering on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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E-commerce revenue more than doubled to $1 billion
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Opinion: In trying to judge the likely effects of a given interest rate hike, the Bank of Canada needs to take the shadow sector into account
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Earnings top estimates, setting a benchmark for the other large Canadian lenders
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Money-losing company has surged over 400 per cent since early December
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Its influence over policy has waned, but it is still popular at home
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The fight for middle America’s wallets is fuelling talk of further consolidation
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Industry data also show increasing job cuts as lenders bulk up in other areas instead
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The newly released Chief Legal Officers survey (“Survey”) from the Association of Corporate Counsel (“ACC”)[1] is an important governance development to the extent that it supports a board’s ability to exercise oversight of its company’s legal department. Overall, the ACC findings underscore the organizational value of a CLO hierarchically positioned to influence corporate strategy.
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Since the protests began on Feb. 6, Via Rail has cancelled more than 470 trains, affecting nearly 100,000 passengers
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The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System named Michael Graham as the new head of its $14-billion private-equity portfolio on Wednesday, a move that comes as the pension fund manager ramps up investments in income-producing assets and Asian markets.
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Forever 21 has a new lease on life after Simon Property Group Inc., Brookfield Property Partners LP and Authentic Brands Group LLC agreed to acquire the bankrupt teen fashion retailer.
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The chief executive officer of Telus Corp. says he has been instructed by the company’s board to cut $1-billion in network investments and slash 5,000 jobs over the next five years if carriers are forced to drop their prices by 25 per cent or open up their networks to wireless resellers.
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Teck Resources says it faces $1.1-billion hit on Frontier oil sands project without federal approval
Teck Resources Ltd. says it would be forced to take a write down of $1.1-billion on the Frontier oil sands project if the federal government doesn’t approve it.
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Drop in prices a result of rising cannabis supply and a proliferation of product offerings from producers
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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is expected to make major changes to its senior executive ranks and announce about 2,000 jobs cuts when it reports fiscal first-quarter earnings next week, according to sources familiar with the plan.
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New rules would prohibit the sale of mutual funds with the deferred sales charge option to clients who are 60 and older
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The big tech firms’ shares have been on a tear
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Building a new commercial aircraft is a mammoth gamble, as the C Series has proved
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In the secretive art market, new anti-money laundering legislation has landed like a bomb
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Sprint and T-Mobile have agreed to amend their merger deal agreement to give Deutsche Telekom a higher ownership stake in the new combined company.
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2019 has been referred to as the year of the great CEO exodus. Indeed, it was a record-breaking year for CEO departures. As of year-end, 1,640 chief executives had left U.S. companies, according to executive placement firm Challenger, Grey, and Christmas. This is greater than the number of CEOs who exited in 2008 at the start of the financial crisis, which saw 1,452 departures.
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Gildan Activewear Inc. reported its fourth-quarter profit fell compared with a year earlier as the company also saw sales fall and it recorded a charge related to a shift in strategy.
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Canada’s large national carriers should be forced to open up their wireless networks because they have been unwilling to enter into commercial agreements with wireless resellers, the chief executive of Cogeco Inc. says.
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