Asian markets climbed as stronger AI sentiment boosted technology stocks, with chipmakers and major tech firms leading gains amid renewed investor confidence.
AMD shares jumped after securing an AI chip deal with Meta, boosting growth optimism. However, attached warrants may dilute shares, adding complexity to the rally.
Waymo plans to launch robotaxi services in four more U.S. cities, expanding its autonomous ride-hailing footprint as it continues cautious, phased rollouts.
As carriers retire 3G networks, some newer smartphones—especially imported or uncertified models—may lose voice call capability if they lack proper VoLTE support.
Lowe’s posted stronger-than-expected quarterly sales and earnings despite housing market softness, showing resilience yet offering cautious guidance as consumers delay bigger home projects.
Panera Bread launches its first-ever Mix & Match value menu — letting guests combine soups, salads, and sandwiches for $4.99 each with a free side, expanding accessible meal choices.
A lawsuit between a Vancouver developer and its former VP reveals how rising costs and tighter financing are straining large real estate projects.
A mobile home park on Westbank First Nation land has been sold, prompting questions about leases, affordability, and stability in the Okanagan housing market.
The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq rise as cooling inflation data, easing bond yields, and steady earnings lift investor sentiment.
Canadians say they need $1.7M to retire comfortably, yet many doubt they’ll reach it, reflecting rising costs, longer lifespans, and economic uncertainty.
AMD secures a second major AI chip supply deal, this time with Meta, signaling intensifying competition and soaring demand in the data center GPU market.
Thomson Reuters leverages its proprietary legal and financial data to integrate AI tools, aiming to balance innovation with trust amid industry disruption fears.
Ottawa expands EV incentives while Nova Scotia adds road-use fees, highlighting the complex balance between climate goals and infrastructure funding.
U.S. stocks rebounded Feb. 24, led by tech gains after AMD and Meta announce a major AI chip partnership, lifting investor sentiment across markets.
Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany's opposition party, has arrived in Beijing with the aim of revitalizing bilateral relations amid growing concerns about economic ties and geopolitical tensions.
U.S. home values rose just 1.3 percent in 2025, the slowest annual gain in 14 years as higher mortgage rates and affordability pressures dampened price growth and real returns.
Chevron has resumed selling Venezuelan oil to India's Reliance Industries, marking the first transaction since early 2023, as ship data reveals significant movements of oil from Venezuela to India.
A speculative AI-focused report unexpectedly rattled Wall Street this week, triggering sell-offs amid broader investor anxiety over technology’s future impact and sentiment-driven volatility
Tech stocks rallied and major U.S. stock indexes climbed as investors recovered from an AI-linked sell-off, with gains led by software and semiconductor shares boosting market confidence.
U.S. markets rallied as the Dow climbed over 350 points, driven by a rebound in software stocks after a sell-off tied to AI disruption fears, reflecting renewed investor confidence.
AMD stock climbed sharply after a major AI chip supply deal with Meta, yet the inclusion of performance-based warrants raises questions about future equity dilution and investor effects.
China has imposed export controls on Japanese entities allegedly tied to military activities, heightening economic-security tensions.
Paramount has reportedly submitted a higher offer for Warner Bros. Discovery, reigniting speculation over a major media consolidation deal.
New Zealand will lower its price cap on Russian crude oil, aligning with broader sanctions efforts while aiming to limit export revenues.