Dealmaking rises in the first half of 2026, amid extra-large deals, LSEG reports

The price of gold peaked in January at US$5,500 an ounce. Since then, it has come down to about US$4,100

Output will increase by 188,000 barrels per day in August

ENERGY EXPANSION US Clean Energy Momentum: A Boom Racing Its Own Deadline Why wind and solar builders are moving faster than ever, and what a shrinking incentive window means for long-term family portfolios. One year ago, a sweeping federal budget law reshaped the rules for US clean energy.

What actually happened on the day On the surface, nothing happened. The S&P 500 closed flat.

Midsize companies that employ millions of workers are now shedding jobs and relocating overseas to cut costs

The world did not descend into the all-out trade war that many expected after ‘liberation day’

There are moments in market history when the narrative feels coherent—when earnings, liquidity, and innovation move in alignment, reinforcing a single dominant regime. And then there are moments like this one, where coherence fractures.

Why do beef prices keep going up, and when can Canadians expect relief? CBC's The House spoke to experts across the Canadian meat industry about the ongoing issue and measures the federal government is pitching to address the problem.

LABOR DATA & THE FED A weak June jobs report set the tone for the week. Nonfarm payrolls rose just 57,000, well below forecasts near 110,000 and the smallest gain in four months, while April and May figures were revised down by a combined 74,000.

Every week brings a fresh headline. But underneath this week's noise — a heatwave, a change of prime minister, a war in the Middle East that refuses to fully end — sits one real story worth your attention: the AI boom is splitting into winners and losers, and the split runs right through the biggest