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S&P/TSX composite, U.S. markets trading higher as tech stocks rise

TORONTO — Gains in the energy and information technology sectors pushed Canada's main stock index higher in late-morning trading, while U.S. stock markets were...

Four months after assuming CEO position, Kohls fires Ashley Buchanan

The company said Thursday that Buchanan’s firing is unrelated to its performance, financial reporting, results of operations and did not involve any other employees....

More than 100 media outlets have received $22.2M in Google payments: journalism group

Almost $22.2 million in Google payments have made their way to 108 Canadian news outlets, says the organization distributing money the tech giant agreed...

Trump says he’ll meet with PM Carney at the White House ‘within the next week’

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday he'll meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney at the White House "within the next week." Trump...

Court sides with Fortnite maker Epic as Apple sanctioned for defying order in App Store case

The judge found Apple violated a 2021 injunction that sought to "restrain and prohibit the iPhone maker's anticompetitive conduct" and pricing. CALIFORNIA, USA...

Trail Blazers seek jersey patch sponsor with Portland ties

Last season, local window company Brightside Windows claimed the coveted sponsorship placement, but its year-long contract is up. PORTLAND, Ore. — This story...

New verdicts in wildfire case add $19 million to PacifiCorp toll

Earlier verdicts had cost Portland-based utility PacifiCorp around $6 million per plaintiff on average. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, Ore — This story is courtesy...

Cat Adoption Team prepares to close CAT Thrift Store

The Sherwood-based Cat Adoption Team isn't going anywhere, but the nonprofit said the thrift shop has become too costly to keep operating. PORTLAND,...

B.C. tourism sector reacts to new Liberal minority government

With Canadians on Monday voting in a Liberal minority government, those in the tourism and hospitality sector are reflecting on what that will mean...

‘Economic winter’ looms for the tiny Washington tiny town caught in crossfire of trade war

The economy of the remote town of Point Roberts is almost entirely dependent on Canadian visitors. Many have stopped coming. POINT ROBERTS, Wash....

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