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The telecom giant took the final 25 per cent stake from Larry Tanenbaum’s Kilmer Sports, folding the Leafs, Raptors, Toronto FC and Argonauts into a new Rogers Sports unit alongside the Blue Jays.
Business
Eligible Corporate Card clients in Canada and the U.S. can initiate virtual-card payouts inside ERP, procurement, AP and travel platforms via Mastercard Commercial Express.
Business
Group president John Watson called the build pace “extraordinary” as four halls take shape; a non-binding plan could add up to 900 MW of gas-fired power later.
Business
Grow with Google partners with YMCA Canada on free AI certificates; Google.org pledges more than $2.7-million to the Canadian Chamber for programs reaching over 10,000 small firms.
Business
The Newmarket GTA centre — about 990,000 square feet on 76 acres — is pitched as modestly accretive to FFO, with closing targeted by Oct. 31, 2026.
Business
The EDA giant will charge OpenAI a training subscription and share customer revenue tied to design gains, while traditional Synopsys tools still sign off the physics.
Business
The long-delayed rollout starts with eligible Axis credit cards on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch — still without RuPay or UPI — in a market dominated by QR bank payments.
Business
The Skippy and SPAM maker is expanding value-added poultry for foodservice, targeting a fiscal 2027 close and earnings accretion from fiscal 2028.
Business
The parcel giant is expanding its Harbinger EV fleet across U.S. and Canadian pickup-and-delivery routes, with deliveries targeted by the end of 2027.
Business
The cruise giant’s third-quarter revenues, yields and net income hit all-time highs; shares jumped as management said operational gains more than offset a US$150-million fuel hit.
Business
Growth forecast trimmed to 1.6 per cent while July GDP stalls and U.S. import bans land.
Business
India’s largest conglomerate holding company seeks a regulatory path around a forced IPO.
Business
RTX’s missile unit will ramp air-to-air weapons under the Pentagon’s Arsenal of Freedom push.
Business
Trump touts what the White House calls the largest U.S. steel plant in decades, with production eyed for 2030.
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