The Globe and Mail's John Heinzl crunches the numbers toward a big investing landmark

No sign of drought ending soon either, lawyers say

A new C.D. Howe Institute report suggests that some highly regulated industries impose an unreasonable cost on consumers

Comparing economic health, stock valuations and currency suggests U.S. banks are ascendant

The sector is an important cog in the economy, giving early job opportunities, shaping work habits and providing an accurate indicator of the economic health of Canada

Bay Street lawyers feel pinch of prolonged mergers and acquisitions drought

Stock hits record high Wednesday - and more gains are likely ahead

Damon Lindelof, producer of "Star Trek Into Darkness," responded Tuesday on Twitter to criticism about his treatment of one female character.

London-based insurance broker says threats can arise from the unexpected

Tech giant being pilloried despite peers in corporate America paying similarly low rates

Mortgage rate decreases of the past several years have lulled us into thinking interest rates are an uncertain but basically benign variable in buying a home. That’s a shaky financial foundation

Venture capital deal-making skyrocketed 55% in Canada in the first quarter of 2013, according to a new report from Thomson

Enthusiasm fuelled by low inflation, easy monetary policies, rising amounts of lending, steady economic growth and record corporate earnings

The 25th annual

A cellphone app is being credited for helping save the lives of a pair of ducklings in Windsor, Ont.

Standard & Poor’s warns of potentially weaker profits as Montreal-based company tries to clean up its reputation

Stock price’s reaction to poor results presents a buying opportunity for the long term

Lawyer Clayton Ruby calls Porter Airlines' $4 million defamation lawsuit against union an attempt to silence people.

London-based insurance broker says threats can arise from the unexpected

Becoming a chief financial officer isn’t just a satisfying career move; it’s also a tough act to follow, according to a new survey.

Executive was instrumental in firm’s post-recession turnaround

The Grid is a weekly city magazine and daily website providing a fresh, accessible voice for Toronto. Our goal is to capture the vibe and energy of a city in ascendance, largely by rejecting the glossy, doggedly aspirational vision of it you see in so many other publications.

Bars near the ACC saw reduced spending during the Leafs' playoff series. Did MLSE's giant street party drain their drinkers away

Company asks Canadians who have posted "no flyers" signs to take direct mail, arguing items can help them save money and stay connected to the community.

Toronto Hydro has started construction on a $195 million transformer station in the city core

Stocks falter in volatile session on Fed worries

Stocks falter in volatile session on Fed worries

Stock hits record high Wednesday - and more gains are likely ahead

Increased production at Galkynysh field could give Europe an alternative to Russian gas

There’s lots of talk about inadequate retirement savings, and many seniors are adding to their living costs by borrowing. Are they threatening their future standard of living by borrowing today?

Effort to slow the pace of climate change inspired by anti-apartheid movement

Plus, RBC turns more bullish on Loblaw, Saks could fetch $16 in takeover

A 64% profit in two months is a great run, says Lou Schizas

What was supposed to be a legislative grilling turned into something of an Apple love-in.

Minutes highlight active debate over how soon Fed should start to scale back bond buying

Goldman’s limited objectives served its ICBC investment well, while HSBC overreached with Ping An

Plus, RBC turns more bullish on Loblaw, Saks could fetch $16 in takeover

Survey indicates that 29 per cent of households find it difficult to sock away any money once key bills were paid

But Bank of Montreal survey finds intentions vary sharply from city to city

Fed chief indicates little hunger for ending bond-buying program

Headline number reflects drop in fuel prices, not pull back in consumer spending

Survey indicates that 29 per cent of households find it difficult to sock away any money once key bills were paid

No surprises in Fed chairman’s testimony before Congress, but relief nonetheless

Good news is that apparel and accessories segment has grown for the second quarter in a row.

Version 1.2 now supports iPhone 5, iOS 6 and native Twitter sharing

The amount of short-selling contracts out on the gold price suggests a brief rise is coming

Regulation and the market alike have lessened demand for mega-projects, and maybe that’s not so bad

Company didn’t have any other realistic financing options

Move is ‘next step in the process towards final investment decision,’ company says

The Globe and Mail's Jacqueline Nelson explains why the weather is weighing the retailer's results and how earnings were affected by its move into Canada

Fed chief stimulus vital for recovery

Cool weather, financial pressures, take toll on big box retailer

Increases in auto and clothing sales offset by lower gasoline prices

The Canadian Association of Mortgage Professionals is warning that new-home construction will drop dramatically within the next two years.

Tumblr has a talented staff of young programmers who know how to work together, in close collaboration

‘You will be bionic in 10 to 15 years,’ he told an audience at the C2MTL conference in Montreal

Judge blasts province for failing to deal with shortage of qualified translators in Ontario’s justice system

Zoocasa boasts that it has created a tool that will allow consumers to search through the country’s best real estate agents using such criteria as languages and experience

VIA Rail Canada has started pricing seats the same way airlines do -- and it's starting to pay off.

Fed chief speaks before Congress later this morning

On the heels of some bullish reports and strong gains for share prices, the Investor Roundtable team discusses prospects for the U.S. market

CEO Meg Whitman has been cutting costs to get HP back on the growth track

The best of the web on money, markets and all things financial, as chosen daily by Globe and Mail personal finance columnist Rob Carrick.

Putting women on boards of directors is a good way to make companies more profitable and better governed, a new study suggests.

Sales are falling and prices are rising, but most GTA homeowners says they will buy again in the near future

Zoocasa to feature property listings, realtor information.

And what can the CEOs do to boost them?

Lots of reasons for foreign investors to lose their affection for the Canadian currency, economist Clément Gignac writes

And what can the CEOs do to boost them?

Teens are plastering Instagram, Facebook, Twitter with school names, cell phone numbers, personal photos: report.

The best of the web on money, markets and all things financial, as chosen daily by Globe and Mail personal finance columnist Rob Carrick.

Craig McGee of CPMS Morningstar Canada searched for companies that are showing high – and increasing – returns on invested capital

U.S. equity strategist David Kostin says rally will continue, propelling market far beyond current levels