M&A update: 1 in 3 Canadian firms plan major acquisitions
Tomassetti says this wave of public and private capital is expected to drive M&A across infrastructure, energy, critical…
‘Structurally hurt’: why are Chinese tourists spending less overseas than before?
Chinese tourist numbers are recovering across Asia after a pandemic-era contraction, buoyed by the expansion of visa-free policies…
Canadians eye new cars but say U.S. tariffs may price them out: KPMG survey
More than half of Canadians expect to be in the market for a new vehicle within five years,…
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The U.S. economy grew at a 4.3% annual rate in the third quarter, blowing past economists’ expectations and…
AI adoption by businesses up, but few seeing returns so far: KPMG report
TORONTO — Most Canadian companies have begun to roll out artificial intelligence in some form, but only a…
Why China’s next 5-year plan will double down on food security
As China drafts its 15th five-year plan – the next entry in a line of expansive blueprints that…
‘America First’ is fine, when Canada is second: BMO CEO
BMO CEO Darryl White’s optimism stands in contrast to a new survey of his Canadian CEO peers published…
Dire retirement reality as Aussie workers forced to work into their 70s: ‘Too late’
The expected retirement age for men is now 67, while for women it is 65.3, KPMG analysis found.…