More than one-third of Canadian exporters say they have been negatively impacted by steel and aluminum tariffs that are affecting Canada-U.S. trade, according to a survey by Export Development Canada.

A string of high-profile produce recalls may lead to shortages of the most recent culprits ahead of the holidays. But, even if cauliflower and some lettuce varieties stay in stock, experts say consumers may be hesitant to buy and serve them as part of a big, family meal.

Home sales across the country fell for a third month in a row in November, as two of what had been the hottest markets, the Greater Toronto Area and the Greater Vancouver Area, reported lower activity.

World markets stumble as traders brace for Fed rate hike amid expectations of slower growth.

U.S. stocks sink to their lowest levels in 14 months Monday as retailers and health care and technology stocks fall.

Analysts say carmaker will outline job cuts in new year as part of drive to combat Brexit and falling sales

World markets mixed as British PM prepares to address lawmakers over Brexit; Fed in focus.

Nissan’s board has met but no new chairman was picked to replace Carlos Ghosn, who was arrested last month on charges of violating financial regulations.

Google is spending more than $1 billion to expand operations in New York City.

Suncor pushes back against the government’s decision to restrict oil output