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The Montreal-based subscription software company says KKR would pay $5.80 in cash per share, 58-per-cent higher than its previous closing price

A Canadian steel producer. During his first 25 years at Stelco, he moved through a variety of roles in finance, accounting, operations and sales. In 2007, he was promoted to Vice President, Finance at...

By Johann M Cherian and Vansh Agarwal (Reuters) - Canadas main stock index rose on Friday, supported by a rebound in commodity-linked stocks, but is ...

Futures for Canada's main stock index ticked higher on Friday on strength in commodity prices and increased optimism on a deal over the U.S. debt ceiling that could avert a catastrophic default. The TSX gained 66 points to close Thursday at 20,297.09. ...

Equities in Canada’s largest centre extended gains on Friday ahead of a long weekend, led by miners and energy stocks, and on increased optimism on a deal over the U.S. debt ceiling that could avert a catastrophic default. The TSX picked up 91.84 ...

Absolute Software Corp. (ABST) revealed Loss for third quarter that decreased from last year but missed the Street estimates. The company's bottom line came in at -$4.

Under the agreement, shareholders of the Vancouver-based security software company will receive US$11.50 per share in cash

Some local job losses are being absorbed by a concurrent wave of retirements

Some local job losses are being absorbed by a concurrent wave of retirements

Some local job losses are being absorbed by a concurrent wave of retirements