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May 19, 2026
Lululemon founder says he’ll be ‘constructive’ to solve dispute
Chip Wilson responded to criticism from Lululemon saying he’s looking for a constructive path forward. Find out more.
Financial Post
May 19, 2026
Posthaste: 'Hope' plus these 5 reasons are holding back oil prices, for now, economists say
The closing of the Strait of Hormuz‚ one of the largest oil supply shocks in history, has some wondering why prices aren't higher. Read on.
Financial Post
May 16, 2026
How the Iran war is impacting markets: FP Video explains
FP Video looks the impact of war in Iran on bonds and markets, inside WestJet and Canadian Cattle Association's trade deal beef. Watch now
Financial Post
May 15, 2026
Who was Thucydides, the ancient Greek general referenced by Carney and Xi?
Thucydides is a “guiding light” of political realism — operating out of self-interest and the pursuit of power, not morals or ethics.
Financial Post
May 15, 2026
OpenAI, Plaid to bring tailored financial guidance to masses
OpenAI is partnering with Plaid Inc. to give consumers using ChatGPT financial advice based on data from tech companies. Read here now
Financial Post
May 15, 2026
Posthaste: Why the chances of a Canadian housing market rebound in 2026 have 'slipped away'
Once-hot housing market faces plenty of economic headwinds and the latest numbers from CREA don't point to a major turnaround. Read on here.
Financial Post
May 15, 2026
Ottawa, Alberta agree to path on approving new oil pipeline by September 2027
Smith said last week that Albertans and industry were growing "impatient" to see a finalized deal.
Financial Post
May 15, 2026
Alberta and Ottawa to unveil details of pipeline pact and industrial carbon tax plan
Smith said last week that Albertans and industry were growing "impatient" to see a finalized deal.
Financial Post
May 14, 2026
Canadian Tire 'patiently awaiting spring' after drop in first-quarter sales
Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd.'s consolidated sales were down 1% in the first quarter, due in part to the extended winter. Find out more.
Financial Post
May 14, 2026
Left pitched short sales to ‘take candy’ from retail investors
Citron Research founder Andrew Left coordinated with hedge funds on stocks to short, bragging he could “take candy from a baby." Read on
Financial Post
May 14, 2026
Who is incoming U.S. Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh and what will his tenure mean for Canada?
Here's a look at Kevin Warsh's career, his views on Federal Reserve independence and what his appointment might mean to Canada. Read more.
Financial Post
May 14, 2026
Bank of Canada says AI is already moving the needle on productivity, but gap with U.S. still wide
Bank of Canada says it is starting to see evidence of small productivity gains from businesses using artificial intelligence. Read more
Financial Post
May 14, 2026
Carney announces plan to double electricity grid capacity by 2050
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced his government’s intention to adjust clean electricity regulations on Thursday.
Financial Post
May 14, 2026
Court quashes Alberta separatists' bid for referendum
An Alberta court ruled that political activists can’t proceed with a petition to force a vote on seceding from Canada. Read more.
Financial Post
May 14, 2026
Lululemon’s incoming CEO says she’s being underestimated
Lululemon’s new CEO says she being underestimated with the stock down 26 per cent since her appointment was announced April 22. Read more.
Financial Post
May 14, 2026
Posthaste: Canadian travel to the U.S. rises for the first time since Trump 2.0. So is the boycott thawing?
The number of Canadians travelling to the U.S. rose for the first time since Trump was elected, but there's still a long way to go. Read on.
Financial Post
May 14, 2026
Xi tells U.S. CEOs on Trump visit that China will open up more
Xi Jinping signaled China is moving toward greater openness, striking an upbeat note during his meeting with US business leaders accompanyin...
Financial Post
May 13, 2026
Iran war, U.S. trade policies remain key worries for Bank of Canada in setting rates
Uncertainty about energy price shocks and tariffs remains 'unusually elevated' for the Canadian economy, central bank says. Find out more
Financial Post
May 13, 2026
Short-seller Left didn’t make ‘sense,’ Cronos CEO testifies
The CEO of a Canadian cannabis distributor testified he was stunned when short-seller Andrew Left said the company was overvalued. Read on
Financial Post
May 13, 2026
Alibaba, Tencent disappoint investors hoping for big AI payoff
China’s leaders in AI reported revenues short of estimates, disappointing investors who hoped AI spending would turbocharge growth. Read on
Financial Post
May 13, 2026
U.S. producer prices rise most since 2022 on energy costs
U.S. wholesale inflation accelerated in April to the fastest pace since 2022 on a war-driven increase in energy prices. Read more.
Financial Post
May 13, 2026
Posthaste: How remote work, pickleball and AI are changing commercial real estate
Three surprising factors are fuelling Canada’s commercial real estate sector: remote work, racquet sports and AI. Read more.
Financial Post
May 13, 2026
Carney's trade push beyond the U.S. is just a gold rush, for now
Prime Minister Mark Carney set an ambitious target last year for the country to double its non-U.S. exports over the next decade. Read here
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May 13, 2026
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May 12, 2026
Warsh confirmed to Fed Board, still awaiting vote on chair post
The U.S. Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh’s nomination to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors on Tuesday. Find out more here
Financial Post
May 12, 2026
Gold slides lower as U.S. inflation clouds Fed easing outlook
Gold fell as U.S. economic data showed inflation accelerated on rising energy and food prices, reducing odds of monetary easing. Read here
Financial Post
May 12, 2026
Dr. Reddy's to launch generic Ozempic in Canada within days
Dr Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd. plans to launch its version of generic Ozempic this month, filling a void in the Canadian market. Read here
Financial Post
May 12, 2026
U.S. inflation accelerates as gas, rent and food prices climb
U.S. inflation accelerated on rising gas and grocery costs, exceeding wage growth in a double-whammy for already strained consumers. Read on
Financial Post
May 12, 2026
Dunkin' Donuts to open hundreds of locations across Canada
Tim Hortons could face some competition as the iconic American coffee chain Dunkin' Donuts plans to return to the Canadian market. Read on
Financial Post
May 12, 2026
Posthaste: Why Canada's job market might not be as bad as it looks
Canada's labour market is off to the worst start since 2009, outside of the pandemic. Should we be worried?
Financial Post
May 12, 2026
Canada eyes free trade pacts with Philippines, ASEAN this year
Canada expects to conclude free trade agreements with the Philippines and the wider Southeast Asian bloc this year. Read more.
Financial Post
May 11, 2026
US Asks to Keep Collecting Trump’s Tariffs After Court Loss
The Trump administration asked a trade court to pause a ruling that declared global tariffs unlawful while the government appeals. Read on
Financial Post
May 11, 2026
Geopolitical risks trump trade tensions as biggest threat to Canadian economy, Bank of Canada survey finds
Conflicts like the Iran war surpassed trade tensions as the top threat to the economy, finds Bank of Canada's latest survey. Read on
Financial Post
May 11, 2026
Inside a year of chaos and conflict at Kevin Hart’s media company
When Kevin Hart announced that he’d licensed his name to Authentic Brands Group, he was silent on the future of his media company. Read on
Financial Post
May 11, 2026
Posthaste: This condo correction could be one of the longest on record
Condo correction is on course — if not to match the 1980s record-breaking crash — to at least come close, says TD Economics. Read more
Financial Post
May 11, 2026
Farmers fear rising fertilizer costs will eat up profits, wipe out some growers
Rising fuel and fertilizer costs could wipe out profits across the agriculture industry for Saskatchewan farmers.
Financial Post
May 11, 2026
Canada has to build new industries while solidifying the old ones
Eliot Pence: Canada can, and should, maintain deep integration with the U.S. in traditional industries. Find out more.
Financial Post
May 9, 2026
Carney signals openness to deeper trade ties with U.S. and Mexico
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is open-minded to building closer trade connections with the U.S. and Mexico. Read more.
Financial Post
May 9, 2026
Vancouver rental tower goes into receivership after pension fund calls in $109 million debt
Westbank is in "a financially precarious position" and has laid off nearly half of its workforce, according to a former senior employee.
Financial Post
May 9, 2026
Ottawa, Alberta pact under pressure over fine print. FP Video explains
FP Video asks if the Ottawa-Alberta MOU is DOA, auto-exports to the U.S., Main Street-Wall Street disconnect and air travel plans. Watch now
Financial Post
May 8, 2026
Aritzia reports record revenue in fourth quarter, hits 2027 target a year early
Aritzia reported its Q4 results Thursday, with revenue up 33%. The company hit its fiscal 2027 revenue target a year early. Read more here
Financial Post
May 8, 2026
Canada looks to approve projects in a year after criticism it’s too slow
The Canadian government is launching consultations on proposals to fast-track federal assessments of major projects. Find out more.
Financial Post
May 8, 2026
Airbnb boosts annual sales outlook while spending picks up
Airbnb Inc. boosted its annual forecast on robust bookings in the major markets in the Americas, while it posted a jump in spending. Read on
Financial Post
May 8, 2026
Korea surpasses Canada as world’s seventh-largest stock market
South Korea’s equity market has overtaken Canada’s as the world’s seventh largest, propelled by insatiable demand for AI chips. Read on
Financial Post
May 8, 2026
Quebec trade rep urges Canada to counter U.S. view it’s stalling trade talks
Canada needs to push back on a belief in Washington that it’s dragging its feet on trade talks, Quebec’s representative said. Read more.
Financial Post
May 8, 2026
Canada's unemployment rate rises to 6.9% as economy sheds more jobs
Canada's unemployment rate rose to 6.9% in April as the economy lost 18,000 jobs and more people searched for work. Read more
Financial Post
May 8, 2026
Posthaste: Canadians falling behind on home weather protection
Canadians aren’t being proactive in protecting their properties even as climate disasters threaten more homes and vehicles. Read more.
Financial Post
May 8, 2026