The terrorist attack in Brussels on Tuesday morning hit close to home for that Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan. The pension fund owns 39 percent from the Brussels Airport, a stake acquired this year. Two bombs went off at the airport while another exploded at a busy metro station. The combined death toll reached at least 30, and more than 200 ...

CHICAGO — Archer Daniels Midland Co has filed a lawsuit against Canadian Pacific over service disruptions in 2013 and 2014 at crop-processing plants in North Dakota and Minnesota, alleging they stemmed in part from cost-cutting and the Canadian railroad’s pursuit of merger partners. Chicago-based ADM, among the world’s largest grain traders and processors, filed suit against CP within the U.S. ...

TORONTO – Bank of Montreal, Canada’s fourth largest lender, said on Wednesday that it had launched the very first biometric corporate card enter in Canada and the United States together with Mastercard. BMO and Mastercard said we’ve got the technology will enable cardholders to ensure transactions using facial recognition and fingerprint biometrics when making online purchases. In a statement, i ...

Descendants of John D. Rockefeller sold their Exxon Mobil Corp. stock and plan to dump all other fossil-fuel investments in the latest move against the industry that made their fortune. The Rockefeller Family Fund concluded there’s “no sane rationale” for companies to understand more about for oil as governments contemplate cracking down on carbon emissions, according to a statement on ...

The Liberal government could still meet its budget targets if oil prices fall to US$25 a barrel this season and Canada’s economy only grows by one percent. That’s thanks to a $6 billion contingency fund Finance Minister Bill Morneau has generated into this year’s $29.4 billion budget deficit, though he has not explained how he intends to use that contingency ...

Eldorado Gold Corp. suspended its dividend and reported a monster fourth quarter loss late Wednesday because the company struggles to maneuver forward with its troubled Greek assets. The Vancouver-based miner said its Q4 loss would be a whopping US$1.24 billion. That includes US$1.25 billion of writedowns, largely on its projects in Greece. In January, the company halted most of its ...