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OTTAWA, Jan. 08, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — N. Harris Computer Corporation (“Harris”), a global vertical market software provider, has strengthened its…

Interest rates, capital buffers, expense management are among the key questions Canadas banks face, says a National Bank analyst. Read more

WestJet and Air Canada have partnerships with U.S. carriers that fly Max 9s meaning Canadians could have their travel plans snarled. Read on

The mixed results show firms still have a long way to go to meet Paris Agreement targets

While Canadian government officials had been operating under the assumption that Wednesdays vehicle explosion at the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls was terror-related, according to national security sources, U.S. officials are now saying that while the investigation continues there is no indication of a terrorist attack at this time.

End of zero-rate era has “profound” implications for fixed-income strategy

Canada has long supported Israel, but there has been the occasional disagreement. Now Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly rebuked Justin Trudeau

New research from RBR Data Services, a division of Datos Insights, reports that 6% of all global card volume was cross-border in 2022, up from 5% the year before. With the pandemic over and travel restrictions lifted, consumers have been keen to book trips abroad again. In addition, businesses have returned to in-person international meetings and conferences, despite the

While Canadian infosec pros struggle in the trenches with cyber attacks, CEOs stand at a higher level looking over the entire organization. From their viewpoint, what do they think of cybersecurity? It depends on the size of the company, according to recent surveys by KPMG. Barely half (56 per cent) of Canadian CEOs of mid-to-large

Money supply trumps all when it comes to inflation and tightening by central banks signals future inflation spikes are dead