Trade & Tariffs

An $88M tariff refund gives Electrolux a Q2 boost, but the real story is the Supreme Court ruling behind it, reshaping US trade policy for all importers.

A new Hong Kong-Norwegian venture aims to upend ballast water treatment with a mobile facility, targeting a European market shaped by strict regulations.

New appointments bring deep legal and pharma expertise to Canada's Patented Medicine Prices Review Board, signaling a pivotal moment under new 2026 guidelines.

A landmark alliance between RootsFi, Cap, and Tempo aims to transform digital wallets by making every dollar a working asset that earns guaranteed yield by default.

As AI expands the cyber attack surface, OffSec launches its OSAI certification, betting that human ingenuity, not automation, is the key to defeating AI threats.

Susan Solomon's Tang Prize for her work on the ozone layer isn't just an award. It's a signal pointing to a powerful blueprint for global cooperation.

As the utility-scale solar industry grapples with labor shortages and tight deadlines, one Texas firm is sharpening its message: execution is everything.

A Senate report proposes limiting strikes in key transport sectors to ensure stability, but Canada's largest private-sector union calls it a radical attack on rights.

As youth nicotine pouch use soars, Imperial Tobacco Canada calls for a crackdown on illicit sales. But is this a genuine public health plea or a masterful play to secure its market?

Canada and the EU are moving beyond trade, forging a strategic industrial alliance to secure critical supply chains and navigate a volatile global landscape.

For 17 years, Jeffrey Phillips helped California revoke professional licenses. Now, he's joined the defense. His move reveals a crucial shift in the high-stakes world of regulatory law.

Swedish freight-tech leader Einride's explosive Nasdaq debut validates a ten-year mission to build the resilient, autonomous future of supply chains.

Swedish innovator Einride hits Nasdaq, but its debut is more than a financial milestone. It’s a critical test for the future of autonomous logistics.

New research reveals Indigenous-led projects are not just a social good, but a critical economic engine for Canada's energy transition and resource economy.

Semiconductor legend Scott McGregor takes the helm at Diraq, signaling a pivotal shift to commercialize quantum computing using the world's existing chip factories.

Mainstream payment processors shun legal ammunition sellers, creating a digital divide. Specialized fintech firms are stepping in to solve the checkout puzzle.

The government's sudden review of a 15% streaming contribution rule triggers fierce backlash, pitting cultural sovereignty against Big Tech's influence.

Kasa enters Boston’s high-demand Fenway with 47 tech-powered apartments, leveraging AI and a luxury partnership to disrupt the city's tight lodging market.

Canada injects $600M into its cultural sector while ordering a rethink of streaming rules, pitting consumer affordability against a landmark digital policy.

Provincial governments are using a constitutional override to end labour disputes, sparking a national outcry. Is this a savvy tactic or an erosion of rights?