Canada has announced a $9 billion investment into Alberta's defence and manufacturing sectors. The initiative aims to shift military production toward modern, decentralized technology, creating jobs and strengthening domestic supply chains.
Disney's 2026 Upfront presentation highlighted a massive content slate for the coming year, while ABC confirmed a rare milestone: zero cancellations for its 2026/2027 season.
Valvoline Inc. marks its 40th anniversary of retail service by hosting its 32nd annual 'Oilympics' in Lexington, Ky., bringing together top technicians from across North America to compete.
JPMorgan has filed for a new tokenized money market fund, JLTXX, backed by Treasury securities. The bank will seed the fund with $100 million as part of an industry-wide push to modernize assets under the 2025 GENIUS Act.
U.S. stocks saw mixed results Tuesday as investors responded to hotter-than-expected CPI data and mounting geopolitical tensions. Tech stocks faced profit-taking while the energy sector climbed amid ongoing Middle East instability.
Amazon is expanding its 30-minute delivery service to dozens of U.S. cities, utilizing micro-fulfillment centers to compete for the rapid-shipping market share.
Goldman Sachs is aggressively automating its back-office operations, resulting in recent executive departures and a strategic partnership with Anthropic to replace manual processes with AI.
Spotify has restored service for millions of users after a major global outage grounded the streaming platform for several hours on Monday. The company officially denied rumors of a security breach as it confirmed all systems are back to normal.
PACS Group shares jumped over 18% after the healthcare provider beat Q1 revenue expectations and raised its full-year guidance. The company cited operational efficiency and improved patient occupancy as primary drivers for the growth.
The Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated is set to provide a progress report on the Québec Bridge, detailing $1 billion in long-term investments and critical 2026 repair projects. The briefing will highlight ongoing maintenance covering steel components and environmental planning for future structural reinforcements.
Watts Water Technologies has been named to TIME's inaugural 'World's Most Impactful Companies' list, recognizing its net-positive contribution to society and the environment. The selection process involved a rigorous, data-driven analysis of the company's full value chain.
U.S. markets dropped on Tuesday as April CPI data exceeded expectations, fueled by surging oil prices and conflict-related supply disruptions. Tech stocks and the 'Magnificent Seven' faced heavy selling pressure amid growing inflation concerns.
