Under the luxury ban, wealthy Russians won't be able to buy EU-made products worth over €300, such as bags, shoes and caviar.

Christine Short, VP of research at corporate event data firm Wall Street Horizon, joined Cheddar to discuss AMC's upcoming Q3 earnings report. Short said that she expects the movie theater chain to see another quarter of growth with a...

The pandemic ravaged many industries over the course of the last year-and-a-half, but gambling has made a complete turnaround breaking revenue records with $13.6 billion in the Q2 of 2021. Bill Miller, president and CEO of the American...

Reports suggest announcement on plans for breakaway competition to rival UEFA’s Champions League could be imminent.

Imagine Canada president Bruce MacDonald says the sector needs a total of $10 billion in support from government to survive the pandemic.

Small businesses say they need more from Ottawa than loans under the Canada emergency commercial rent assistance to survive after the pandemic.

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau spoke to reporters on Wednesday

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau spoke to reporters from Toronto

Almost a million Berliners voted to keep Tegel open in a referendum nearly three years ago but that verdict is not binding.

After two years of wartime growth fueled by military spending and redirected oil exports, Russia’s economy is starting to lose momentum. GDP growth has slowed, the budget deficit is widening, and key sectors are cutting output. Today on...

While other provinces contemplate how to account for the settlement money, Newfoundland and Labrador’s governing Liberals put $500 million worth of revenues on the balance sheet, despite the fact that the money will be paid out over...

University of Regina president Jeff Keshen says the decision to terminate the agreement with the U of R Students' Union came on the heels of an auditor's report that found issues with spending.

Manitoba Hydro wants to raise electricity rates by nearly 11 per cent over three years, leaving critics wondering why the Crown corporation bothered with a rate freeze this year.

Tim Houston's comments were made amid tariff threats from the United States. He said now is the time to diversify Nova Scotia's economy and greater resource extraction to bring in more revenues.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith talks about the choice between having a balanced budget or giving Albertans a promised tax cut, as well as the impact of low oil prices on the province's financial plan.

Winnipeg homeowners were digging themselves out of snow Monday morning. But some of them feel snowed under by a property tax hike expected next year.

Air Canada's cheapest tickets purchased on or after Jan. 3 will no longer include carry-on baggage on certain routes. John Gradek, co-ordinator of the aviation management program at McGill University, says this move could bring in up to...

Global arms sales increased by 4.2% in 2023, reaching $632 billion, according to a report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) on Monday. The rise in sales was attributed to ongoing conflicts, including the war...

New Brunswick could lose $62 million in tax revenue due to a two-month tax holiday on a list of goods announced by the federal government. The premier hopes Ottawa will cover that amount.

Global arms sales increased by 4.2% in 2023, reaching $632 billion, according to a report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) on Monday. The rise in sales was attributed to ongoing conflicts, including the war...

The Russian government's earnings from the oil industry shrank by 29% in October from a year ago. This comes due to lower crude prices and increased state reimbursements to the nation's fuel producers.

Bank of America President of Business Banking Sharon Miller discusses the firm's latest Small Business Checkpoint, offering insights into the health of US small businesses as measured over a range of factors by Bank of America.

Saudi Aramco cut the world's biggest dividend in a blow for Saudi Arabia's widening budget deficit, as the company seeks to relieve the stress on its own finances. The firm expects the total payout to be about $85 billion in 2025,...

Christophe Périllat, CEO of French car parts maker Valeo, says the company will have to pass on to customers any increase in costs from potential new trade tariffs. In a difficult environment for the auto industry, the company has...