Quikrete Holdings Inc. agreed to acquire Summit Materials Inc. in a deal valued at about $11.5 billion including debt to capture a bigger share of the US building materials market.

BP Plc anticipates strong growth in the US as President-Elect Donald Trump improves regulations on the oil and gas industry, ...

Dealmakers got their first real taste of a post-US election M&A bump on Monday, with roughly $35 billion worth of ...

Austrian conglomerate Pierer Industrie AG is seeking to extend the maturity of almost €250 million ($263 million) in debt as ...

On that front, GDP, inflation and employment are currently positive catalysts looking into 2025. Higher-than-expected ...

The world’s largest philanthropic fund that ultimately controls Novo Nordisk A/S will ramp up its investments outside of ...

Mechanics and clerks at Canadian National Railway Co. have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike mandate that could see ...

Rob Cowley, Canadian art specialist and president at Cowley Abbot, talks about the state of Canada's art market.

Dockworkers at the Port of Montreal say they are set to begin mediation with employers after a six-day work stoppage earlier ...

The $9.2 billion debt package to help finance Quikrete Holdings Inc.’s acquisition of Summit Materials Inc. is a sign that a long-awaited Wall Street wish could soon come true: the return of ...

Aaron Dunn, co-head of value equity at Morgan Stanley Investment Management and portfolio manager of the Morgan Stanley US ...

Bath & Body Works Inc. shares jumped the most since 2022 after the fragrance retailer raised its profit forecast for the year ...