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CBC Business • May 09, 2025

Enbridge CEO 'completely enthused' by conversation around energy in Canada, U.S.

The leader of Enbridge Inc. highlighted the growing support from Canadian and U.S. authorities for accelerating oil and gas infrastructure development, which could positively impac...

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CBC Business • May 09, 2025

Enbridge reports $2.3B first-quarter profit up from $1.4B last year

Enbridge’s latest quarterly earnings demonstrated a substantial increase in profitability, with net income and earnings per share both showing significant growth compared to the sa...

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CBC Business • May 09, 2025

Canada's unemployment rate ticked up to 6.9% in April, matching pre-pandemic high

The recent rise in Canada's jobless rate to 6.9% highlights ongoing challenges in the labor market, potentially influencing economic growth and government policy decisions.

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CBC Business • May 09, 2025

Oil prices are down. It means something different in Canada vs. the U.S

The recent decline in crude oil costs has impacted economic strategies differently in Canada and the U.S., affecting investment decisions and revenue projections within their respe...

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CBC Business • May 08, 2025

U.S. trade war risks Canadian progress on financial stability, says Bank of Canada

The Bank of Canada indicated that escalating trade tensions with the United States could undermine recent improvements in economic conditions for Canadian consumers and companies.

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CBC Business • May 08, 2025

Trump agrees to cut tariffs on U.K. autos, steel and aluminum in planned trade deal

The reduction of import taxes on British vehicles and metals as part of the upcoming agreement is expected to enhance trade efficiency and increase American agricultural exports to...

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CBC Business • May 07, 2025

WeightWatchers files for bankruptcy after weight-loss drugs capsized industry

WW International sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure its debt following industry changes caused by the rapid rise of new obesity medications impacting its traditional reven...

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CBC Business • May 07, 2025

China beefs up economic safeguards ahead of U.S. trade talks in Switzerland

In preparation for upcoming discussions with the United States, China is implementing various economic measures to mitigate potential negative impacts and stabilize its financial e...

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CBC Business • May 07, 2025

Is CUSMA the best path out of the trade war with the U.S.?

The Canada-US-Mexico Free Trade Agreement could potentially influence economic relations by providing a structured framework that encourages trade stability and may help reduce tar...

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CBC Business • May 06, 2025

Canada's trade deficit narrows to $506M in March, driven by slump in U.S. imports

In March, Canada experienced a smaller gap between its imports and exports, primarily due to a sharper decline in goods purchased from the United States compared to what it sold in...

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CBC Business • May 06, 2025

After Trump vows tariffs on foreign movies, the Canadian film industry says he's lost the plot

Imposing steep tariffs on international films could disrupt revenue streams and trade relationships, potentially causing significant economic challenges for the Canadian movie mark...

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CBC Business • May 05, 2025

Competition Bureau takes Canada's Wonderland to court over alleged 'deceptive marketing practices'

The legal action against Canada's Wonderland could result in financial penalties and impact the company’s revenue due to potential changes in marketing strategies and loss of consu...

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CBC Business • May 05, 2025

Hudson's Bay backtracks on cutting workers' commission pay, but still won't offer severance

Hudson's Bay reversed its plan to reduce commission earnings for numerous sales staff amid store closures, yet continues to withhold severance compensation from employees who are b...

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CBC Business • May 05, 2025

Dissident to fight board vote delay in court after Parkland, Sunoco ink $9.1B US deal

The $9.1 billion acquisition of Parkland Corp. by Sunoco LP, combining cash and stock, reflects a major consolidation in the energy sector with substantial financial and strategic...

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CBC Business • May 03, 2025

Warren Buffet announces intention to retire from Berkshire at the end of the year

Warren Buffett's planned retirement from Berkshire Hathaway marks the conclusion of his influential six-decade leadership, during which he significantly expanded the company into a...

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CBC Business • May 03, 2025

Greg Abel named CEO of Berkshire following Buffett's retirement announcement

The appointment of Greg Abel as CEO marks a key leadership transition at Berkshire Hathaway, potentially influencing investor confidence and the company’s financial strategy moving...

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CBC Business • May 03, 2025

One year after the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, why isn't it full?

Despite the recent expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline aimed at enhancing oil exports, capacity utilization remains below expectations, prompting questions about its impact on...

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CBC Business • May 02, 2025

Aritzia plans to move some of its production away from China amid tariff threats

Aritzia intends to reduce its clothing production in China to 20 percent this fall-winter season and plans to further decrease reliance on the country by spring, amid tariff concer...

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CBC Business • May 02, 2025

GM to lay off 750 workers at Oshawa plant, citing U.S. tariffs: union president

General Motors is reducing its workforce at the Oshawa Assembly plant as a response to U.S. tariffs, which could impact operational efficiency and local economic conditions.

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CBC Business • May 01, 2025

Are U.S. ports ‘ghost towns’ thanks to Trump’s tariffs?

Recent analyses using satellite imagery and trade data investigate the claim that U.S. ports have become less active due to tariffs on Chinese goods imposed during Trump's administ...

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CBC Business • May 01, 2025

CUSMA-compliant auto parts won't be hit with tariffs

According to recent guidance from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, auto parts that meet CUSMA standards will remain exempt from tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on im...

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CBC Business • May 01, 2025

Canadian Tire is bidding on Hudson's Bay assets, according to sources

Canadian Tire has submitted a bid for the assets of Hudson's Bay, with the deadline for interested parties to make their offers having recently passed in connection with a court ca...

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CBC Business • May 01, 2025

Tesla board chair denies reports company was looking to replace Elon Musk

The Tesla board's assertion about not seeking a replacement for Elon Musk comes amid declining sales and stock performance, potentially impacting investor confidence and the compan...

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CBC Business • May 01, 2025

'Don't shut up': Canadian auto sector's strategy to fight Trump tariffs

Canadian automotive leaders emphasize the importance of vocal advocacy in response to U.S. tariffs, highlighting the potential financial impacts on the industry and the need for co...

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CBC Business • Apr 30, 2025

68,000 job losses possible in Ontario this year due to U.S. trade war: report

A recent report estimates that U.S. tariffs and Canada's retaliatory measures may lead to significant job losses in Ontario, potentially affecting over 137,000 positions by 2029.

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CBC Business • Apr 30, 2025

China draws up list of U.S.-made goods exempt from 125% tariffs, sources say

China has begun informing companies about a list of U.S.-made goods that will not be subject to its steep 125% tariffs, potentially impacting trade relations and market dynamics.

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CBC Business • Apr 30, 2025

Canada's economy shrank 0.2% in February, but signs point to growth in March: StatsCan

Statistics Canada reports a 0.2% decline in Canada's economy for February, although initial indicators for March suggest the potential for moderate growth in gross domestic product...

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CBC Business • Apr 30, 2025

An energy superpower? Oilpatch skeptical of Carney's support for the sector

Despite promises to enhance the economy and energy sector, many industry stakeholders remain doubtful about the likelihood of substantial policy changes from the re-elected Liberal...

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CBC Business • Apr 29, 2025

Trump says order to soften auto tariffs' impact will give a 'little relief' to industry

U.S. President Donald Trump's recent orders aimed at alleviating the effects of auto tariffs may improve conditions for the industry and reduce investor concerns over trade policy...

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CBC Business • Apr 25, 2025

China exempts some U.S. imports from 125% tariff rate

China has decided to exempt certain U.S. imports from a high tariff rate, though both countries remain at odds regarding discussions about trade negotiations and their ongoing tari...

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