Leavitt said Trump’s expectation is that those companies will begin moving production to the U.S. as soon as possible to ...

Funds are being set aside to help export-focused businesses survive and develop new markets. Some are offering tax relief to ...

Toronto Dominion Bank reduced its top executives’ pay last year, but also approved a conditional award of US$2 million to its ...

Unless Bezos has unorthodox ideas about what constitutes a free market and personal liberty, the opinion pages of the Post ...

Having previously declared bitcoin to be a 'scam,' the U.S. president now wants to add it to the Fed's balance sheet ...

Rather than having kids grow attached to their iPad and Peppa Pig or Bluey, Pok Pok’s Montessori-inspired games could help ...

Investors in Canadian stocks have a new sector in mind that they hope will help insulate their portfolios from the risk of a ...

Canadians are altering their spending habits due to the economic uncertainty swirling around as United States President Donald Trump levies sweeping tariffs against Canada. More than 80 per cent of ...

Canada was the third country to achieve nuclear fission, but our history is littered with cautionary tales and cost overruns As Canada prepares to meet its growing energy needs, there is no longer ...

On Wednesday morning, the second day of the United States-Canada trade war, Mike Garcia, chief executive of Sault Ste. Marie-based Algoma Steel Inc., ordered a halt on all shipments to the U.S.

Canada is at an economic crossroads. The FP Economy: Trade Wars newsletter brings you the latest developments.

While there’s always volatility in the stock market, Sheluk said investors can expect “choppiness” and “elevated volatility” as the trade war unfolds, depending on the magnitude of tariffs, which ...