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A survey by the Nanos Research Group shows six in 10 Canadians believe home prices in their neighbourhood will rise over the next six months. Nik Nanos, chief data scientist and founder of Nanos Research Group, discusses the results and what's driving the optimism in the Canadian housing market.

We cannot say 100 per cent that inflation is not an issue, said CIBC's Benjamin Tal. "The Fed does not know, and the market does not know." https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/1.1580731

#OPINION: If online retailers want to retain customers when physical stores reopen, these are problems they’ll need to solve.

Seasonality patterns show expose longer-term historical biases in the markets.

This is the only merger left that could potentially be a stabilizing one and not a destabilizing one."

Great Canadian disclosed the interested party, which it didn’t name, in documents attached to an affidavit filed in a British Columbia court this week.

We would want a do-over for last spring if we could have one, Alberta Finance Minister Travis Toews said in an interview Wednesday.

Gautam Narang, the CEO of Gatik, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the company's next steps in its Loblaws partnership to launch Canada's first autonomous delivery fleet.

Amazon’s cloud-computing division suffered an outage that affected several customers, including Roku and Adobe.

Facebook will be making payouts to only about a quarter of the six million Illinois residents eligible for the biggest consumer privacy settlement in U.S. history.

Boeing is weighing whether to jettison the Seattle-area headquarters of its commercial-airplane division.

Rob E. Brown, aviation industry leader and former Air Canada chair, says if Canada can't provide aid for airlines, then it needs to make a plan that will allow them to move people around safely as they are essential contributors to Canada's GDP.

Postmedia reports it had a $13.5-million profit in its fourth quarter ended Aug. 31, which it attributed to cost cutting and assistance from government wage subsidies. The company says it recognized a $21 million recovery for the quarter from the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy.

The United States has just posted its largest fiscal deficit on record. The budget shortfall more than tripled to US$3.1 trillion in the government’s fiscal year ended in September, swelling the national debt to exceed the economy’s size, after lawmakers opened the spending spigots to soften the blow from the coronavirus pandemic, Treasury Department data showed Friday.

At stake for the industry is a further decrease of demand for oil, aggressive green energy policies and a halt to key infrastructure projects, according to some energy experts.

Goldman Sachs Group President John Waldron says "Politicians are going to be faced with the uncomfortable reality that you’re going to have more big business doing better and that there’s going to be more losses of jobs along the way.

Ontario is imposing stricter COVID-19 measures on York Region as virus cases surge. Premier Doug Ford says the region will be moved back into a modified Stage 2 of the province's pandemic plan. The tighter measures take effect Monday and will be in place for 28 days.

Miguel Martin, CEO of Aurora Cannabis discusses the company's view on branding their products as the two year anniversary of cannabis legalization approaches.

Scientists defended a WHO trial showing that the antiviral treatment remdesivir doesn’t save the lives of COVID-19 patients. Remdesivir, which U.S. President Donald Trump received when he was diagnosed with the coronavirus, failed to reduce mortality in a global trial sponsored by the agency, called Solidarity.

"We remain bullish and still think oil could rally close to $50/bbl by year-end."

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government will not stop standing up for human rights in China. Trudeau says that includes the situation in Hong Kong, where pro-democracy activists have been protesting a widely criticized national security law imposed on the territory by Beijing.

Barrick will give Papua New Guinea a major share of the Porgera mine. In exchange, Barrick can re-open and keep operating the facility, which had been suspended since April after the government didn’t extend its mining lease.

Google’s US$2.1 billion takeover of fitness-monitor maker Fitbit looks on track for European Union approval despite protests from consumer groups. The company won a five-day extension in the probe on Friday, which will give more time for talks on concessions with officials, two of the people said.