A coalition of Canadian public interest and seniors groups is calling for a new government-backed code of conduct for the people and companies that sell telecommunications products to consumers.

U.S. stocks were easing back Tuesday from a steep, broad sell-off that knocked more than 500 points off the Dow Jones Industrial Average earlier in the day.

Yahoo has agreed to pay $50 million in damages and provide two years of free credit-monitoring services to 200 million people whose email addresses and other personal information were stolen as part of the biggest security breach in history.

World markets are higher, brushing off potential concerns about slower growth in China and a credit rating downgrade of Italy over its spending plans.

Forty years after he first appeared in theatres, Michael Myers is still drawing huge audiences for a good scare.

Bombardier is suing Mitsubishi Aircraft in the United States over alleged trade secret misappropriation.

The balance of power in the used car market is shifting towards shoppers as improved data and online offerings create more opportunities to push for the best price.

Some online sellers are offering people free goods in return for positive product reviews, an investigation by consumer group Which? has found.

Dubbed “NewSpace”, an increasing number of entrepreneurs are joining in the race to create cheap, commercialised space travel.

Telus Corp. is donating $120 million to launch a foundation that helps vulnerable youth.