Business

It’s not the first time Bill Ackman has had a hand in the marriage between Tim Horton’s and an American burger chain

Can two weaker companies merge to mask their problems?

From the archives: What Wal-Mart’s annual reports from the mid-1990s can tell us about Target’s ill-fated Canadian expansion

A new crop of cheap carriers is coming to shake up Air Canada and WestJet’s duopoly—but it’s unclear if that’ll work this time around

Dubai, the second-largest of seven tiny emirates, is oil-rich—for now. But it’s betting big that retail is the country’s future.

A proposed $400-million motorsports development aims to bring jobs back to the Niagara region

The rise and fall of Cynk Technology could help the push for a Canada-wide securities regulator

La Belle Province comes close to dead last in almost every measure of private sector investment

Lululemon isn’t the only company being accused of selling out its principles for short-term gain

Unique beers like Airpocalypse IPA are on tap in the world’s biggest, and most polluted, beer market