Corporate bankruptcies on the rise in U.S.
Bankruptcy filings increase amid a weakening economy and job market: S&P
- By: James Langton
- July 8, 2025 July 8, 2025
- 13:45
Bankruptcy filings increase amid a weakening economy and job market: S&P
However, monthly insolvency filings rose slightly from April
Canada hopes to sign trade pact this year
Report warns the changes won’t offset impact of U.S. tariffs
Tariffs to take effect Aug. 1 as U.S. president cites trade gaps
Ottawa is working toward a bilateral deal with the U.S. by July 21
Potential pipeline, rail routes would link provinces using Ontario-made steel
Report says wages will rise at faster pace as immigration levels ease
Move comes amid stable global economic outlook and low oil inventories
RBC tops underwriting league tables, as debt deals down, equity activity up
Bill extends 2017 tax cuts, slashes safety net programs and adds US$3.3 trillion to the deficit — and excludes Section 899
DesRosiers says vehicle sales rose 5.3% from last June
Unemployment benefits claims dipped by 4,000
U.S. trade dried up, but gold, minerals drove 1.1% increase in exports: Statistics Canada
Hiring rose modestly, beating economists' expectations
Decline in syndicated lending leads retreat in bankers' fees
Policymakers need to take extreme scenarios into account, Lagarde says
U.S. President Donald Trump keeps saying the U.S. does not need Canadian cars
However, the central bank chair hasn't ruled out a cut this month
“We need to drive a sense of urgency in our government to take crypto seriously": Coinbase Global
The 3% tax would have applied to revenue from Canadian users of large technology companies
An active investment approach is warranted, given ongoing headwinds
Ottawa announced late Sunday that it was dropping the tax after a call between the PM and U.S. President
Bill C-5 cuts restrictions on interprovincial trade but it does not eliminate all internal trade barriers
"We'll continue to conduct these complex negotiations in the best interests of Canadians": Carney