The S&P/TSX composite index was down 150 points on Wednesday
Financial and geopolitical shocks were ranked as the biggest threats for 2026, but tech risks are becoming dominant challenges as well
The insurer will act as lead underwriter for a DFC reinsurance scheme backing as much as $20 billion in war-related losses
PrimeXBT has rolled out a substantial upgrade to its spot trading offering, introducing 25 newly supported cryptocurrencies and more than 90 additiona...
The April crude oil contract was down US$11.32 at US$83.45 per barrel
The reversal comes just over two weeks after Houston's government tabled its budget
Report also identifies four areas that are expected to shape US claims this year
February figures point to a market that is moderating, not softening
A $71 billion verdict surge, a brutal loss year, and a widening issue in the Gulf – the sector's calm won't last forever
The Labour Government’s appalling refusal to allow the use of American bases on British soil for possible U.S. strikes against Iran is only the latest...
The Caribbean is the third and often-overlooked border of the United States, with both the potential benefits and security concerns that this entails....
Prices moderate on report that some G7 nations may release some of their strategic reserves
Clearest impact seen in decelerating rental, housing markets
Higher oil price to benefit oilpatch, but will drag on consumer spending
April crude contract spiked to nearly US$120 before easing to under US$95
Recruiting skilled employees second most commonly expected obstacle, finds StatCan
Rising Gulf tensions and Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz triggered insurers to cancel war risk cover under standard short notice clauses
Black swan events - once framed as rare and unpredictable - are now increasingly being treated as boardroom realities
Rates can spike overnight, tankers can vanish - but that doesn’t mean the wider market snaps from soft to hard
The latest Middle East flare‑up is more than a geopolitical story for insurers