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Amazon deal to buy Whole Foods could shake up Canadian grocery industry

Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods gives the e-commerce giant a foothold in Canada's grocery industry and could...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

At the table: Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau hosts his provincial and territorial counterparts Monday in Ottawa....

CRTC bans cellphone unlocking fees

Cellphone companies will soon no longer be allowed to charge customers to unlock their devices, Canada's telecom...

Trump nominates Kelly Knight Craft as U.S. ambassador to Canada

U.S. President Donald Trump has nominated a big-money political donor and philanthropist with personal ties to the...

Canadian merchants may soon start levying credit card surcharge

Canadian merchants may soon start charging customers extra to pay with certain credit cards thanks to a...

Rise of the machines: Canadian retailers on ‘cusp’ of using more robotics

Back in 2009, Sobeys found itself at a crossroads. Labour costs were rising, employee productivity was waning and...

Montreal startup Element AI scores US$102M in financing from tech heavyweights

A Montreal startup said Thursday it is getting US$102 million from Microsoft, Intel and several other investors...

Sears Canada says there is ‘significant doubt’ about its future, ponders sale

Sears Canada, known for its catalogues that were a household staple for generations, says there is "significant...

Central bank points to stronger economy; market sees rate hike drawing closer

The Bank of Canada is encouraged by a broadening of economic strength, which includes gains across 70...

Central bank warns of cyberattack vulnerabilities in financial sector

Canada's interconnected banks are vulnerable to a cascading series of cyberattacks that could undermine broad confidence in...
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