Shares of March Networks slid more than 40 per cent Monday after it warned its biggest customer was scaling back its orders.

The Canadian business community in China is hoping a visit by two federal ministers will promote closer ties between the two countries.

Fishery Products International has confirmed Nova Scotia-based High Liner Foods has entered the bidding for FPI's plants, trawlers and quotas.

Fishery Products International has confirmed Nova Scotia-based High Liner Foods has entered the bidding for FPI's plants, trawlers and quotas.

OPEC may take emergency action to stem a sharp drop in oil prices over the past six months.

Olymel ponders fate of plant after workers reject 30 per cent wage cut

A moratorium on mining on Inuit-owned land will continue for at least two more years.

Federal Liberal Leader Stéphane Dion is calling for energy companies that don't reduce carbon dioxide emissions and water use to face penalties, especially in Alberta's booming oilsands region.

Canada's private broadcasters have demanded the return of $790 million in licensing fees that they say were collected illegally, and thousands of other business owners could follow suit.

U.S. federal investigators are still examining whether any of the accounting shenanigans at Apple rose to the level of criminal behaviour, according to the Wall Street Journal.

A key shareholder with Fishery Products International says the company is considering three different proposals to buy its assets in Newfoundland and Labrador.

A key shareholder with Fishery Products International says the company is considering three different proposals to buy its assets in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Shares of coffee retailer Van Houtte jumped 20 per cent Friday after the company said it was exploring strategic alternatives that could include a sale.

Ontario's economy shrank in the third quarter of 2006. It's the first time that's happened since the McGuinty Liberals came to power in October 2003.

Ontario's economy shrank in the third quarter of 2006. It's the first time that's happened since the McGuinty Liberals came to power in October 2003.

Police in Toronto have issued a Canada-wide warrant for the arrest of a 25-year-old man who they say defrauded friends and relatives of $8 million.

U.S. retailers fared far better than expected during the Christmas season, posting their strongest growth since July.

Calgary-based Forzani Group Ltd., Canada's largest restailer of sporting goods, has blamed abnormally warm weather during the Christmas shopping season for a sharp drop in sales.

A Canadian union said it will put up a "vigorous" fight against the proposed takeover of Alliance Atlantis by CanWest Global Communications and New York's Goldman Sachs.

A northern-based cellphone company, Ice Wireless, is disconnecting its Whitehorse service, saying it cannot compete with Bell Canada.