Investor Outlook

QNX growth lifts BlackBerry’s annual forecast as a commercial truck software win adds more than US$100 million to its royalty backlog.

Canada’s nation-building projects are driving demand for remote accommodations, modular space and workforce logistics.

Canada’s largest venture fund will target 12 fast-growing companies with the potential to reach trillion-dollar valuations.

Canada’s space sector is courting global investors as it develops secure satellite infrastructure and seeks to compete internationally.

The manager of Norway’s US$2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund has proposed significantly cutting its exposure to U.S. Treasuries as part of a wider shake-up of its bond investments to improve returns, according to a letter published this week.

Couche-Tard has launched its Żabka tender offer as it targets technology, foodservice growth and a larger European presence.

Home Depot expands its contractor business as high interest rates restrain housing turnover, renovations and near-term growth.

Suncor raised its monthly buybacks after refining strength helped offset weather-related production losses and weaker upstream output.

Newmont’s results highlight resilient earnings, cost pressures, lower production and uncertainty surrounding its venture with Barrick.

Mullen Group’s results point to a Canadian freight recovery and growing demand across transportation and specialized services.

Netflix is expanding into live sports, advertising, games and podcasts as it searches for its next phase of growth.

Surging AI demand is lifting global suppliers, but Big Tech and recent IPOs face growing pressure to justify elevated spending and valuations.

Siemens Canada CEO Faisal Kazi discusses investment opportunities in AI, electrification, battery manufacturing and digital-twin technology.

IBM’s results highlight how AI adoption, mega-cap IPOs and passive capital flows are reshaping companies and investment strategies.

Air Canada’s tentative labour deal could bring stability to the airline as WestJet flight attendants consider a strike mandate.