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U.S. stocks are climbing with markets worldwide after oil prices and yields in the bond market gave back some of their jumps from last week.

Canada’s main stock index wavered between up and down on Monday morning, while the U.S. markets were up as oil prices fell.

The Ontario government has fined ticket reseller StubHub Canada Ltd. $20,000 under a recent law that caps the sale of seats at face value.

CAE Inc. says it has secured a $300-million contract to train U.S. air force crews, despite Trump's ban on procurement from Canadian companies.

Irving Oil has announced the appointment of European energy executive Alfred Stern as its next president and chief executive.

Oura is targeting a fully diluted valuation of US$15.62 billion in its U.S. initial public offering as the smart ring maker kicked off its roadshow.

Google has been fined 403 million euros (US$463 million) for breaching the European Union’s strict privacy rules because it mishandled users’ location data, the bloc’s data privacy watchdog said Monday.

The sneaker company Converse has removed a social media ad that sparked outrage among critics who viewed it as evoking the Ku Klux Klan and lynching.

The federal government likely finds itself in a better fiscal position as it heads into the fall session of Parliament this week, thanks in no small part to some rosier economic results.

Major automakers, suppliers and dealers on Friday urged U.S. President Donald Trump to keep Chinese automakers out of the U.S. market, ahead of his meeting with China’s President Xi Jinping next week.

Canada’s main stock index edged lower on Friday on broad-based losses, capping off a week where it had largely struggled to find a direction.

Wall Street capped an up -and- down week Friday with a mixed finish for U.S. stock indexes, as elevated bond yields and oil prices weighed on the market.

Despite the company receiving a reprieve from Canada’s broadcasting regulator, critics say Corus Entertainment Inc.’s new owners will need to invest in differentiated content in order to turn around its financial situation.

Volkswagen on Friday flagged US$11.5 billion in one-off costs, mostly at struggling sports car brand Porsche, deepening a crisis at the automaker.

Volkswagen Canada is recalling thousands of vehicles due to an issue that could leave drivers unable to steer and may “create a risk of a crash.”