The Canadian government has decided to abolish the Office of the Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise (CORE), which was tasked with reviewing complaints about human rights and labor abuses linked to Canadian companies operating abroad. The United Steelworkers union condemned this move, arguing that while the CORE lacked independence and power, abolishing it removes one of the few mechanisms for corporate accountability. The union calls for the government to establish a stronger, independent office with real authority to investigate abuses and recommend remedies, warning that shutting down the CORE signals a retreat from Canada's human rights responsibilities.
SPX Technologies announced a leadership transition in its Detection & Measurement segment as John Swann plans to retire in January 2027. Eric Kaled will take over as segment leader starting August 31, 2026, ensuring continuity and growth. Swann has b...
Brodsky & Smith LLC is investigating whether the boards of AstroNova, Open Lending, Huntsman, and Standard BioTools breached their fiduciary duties in recent merger agreements. The investigations focus on whether the companies conducted fair processe...
Vanguard Investments Canada Inc. announced the final cash distributions for June 2026 for several Vanguard ETFs listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Unitholders of record on June 26, 2026, will receive payments on July 6, 2026, with distribution amo...
Bitcoin's network is experiencing a significant rise in activity driven by microtransactions under 0.01 BTC, now making up nearly 80% of daily transactions. This surge is fueled by data inscription protocols like Ordinals, Runes, and BRC-20, increasi...
Sterling McCall Toyota in southwest Houston officially changed its name to Group 1 Toyota Southwest Houston on January 5, 2026, as part of Group 1 Automotive's effort to unify its U.S. dealership network under a consistent brand. The change does not ...
