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Big tech dragged the stock market away from its all-time highs, with Wall Street awaiting Nvidia Corp.’s earnings on Wednesday for confirmation the chipmaker can meet the lofty expectations set by the artificial-intelligence boom. While the ongoing earning...

Kim Moody: Lack of transparency, tax-free handouts and dollar amount taxpayers on the hook for shocking and staggeringReviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases...

Cooling inflation may prompt the Bank of Canada to start cutting rates as early as JuneCanada’s inflation rate for January decelerated to 2.9 per cent, dropping more than economists were predicting and possibly opening a window for the Bank of Canada to star...

Home prices should start to climb by mid-year — perhaps even sooner We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Posthaste: Canada's housing correction has likely run its...

Drop below 3% could prompt central bank to cut rate earlierCanada’s inflation rate slowed to 2.9 per cent in January, marking the first time since June that it has fallen within the Bank of Canada‘s target range of one to three per cent. We apologize,...

The central bank may halt the program sooner than expected, some economists sayThe Bank of Canada could wind down its quantitative tightening program as soon as April and will most likely do so no later than June, an economist at the Royal Bank of Canada pre...

Martin Pelletier: Magnificent Seven whittled down to Magnificent Three complemented by a few smaller AI companiesWe find it fitting that the Technotronic classic Pump up the Jam perfectly characterizes the current market environment, especially since it was...

Watch: Regulators focused on having at least four competitors in wireless marketDavid Heger, senior equity analyst at Edward Jones, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how telecom competition is ramping up in Canada. He discusses why regulators,...

Both companies have said they will not sign the code, warning it could raise prices for CanadiansOTTAWA — The House of Commons committee studying food prices is urging Loblaw Cos. Ltd. and Walmart Inc. to sign on to the grocery code of conduct or risk having...

But scrutiny grows on sector to cut or eliminate chargesTORONTO — The high cost of not having enough money is being brought into focus by a class-action lawsuit at one of the country’s largest banks. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Tr...