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Trump Summons Amazon, Google, Meta to Sign Power-Cost Pledge
(Bloomberg) — President Donald Trump is convening technology executives at the White House next week to sign pledges committing their companies to foot the electricity bill for energy-hungry data centers. Read More
GSK secures Canadian made high blood pressure drug in US$950 million deal
GSK PLC agreed to buy 35Pharma Inc., a biotech with an early-stage drug for pulmonary hypertension, as the United Kingdom pharma giant boosts its pipeline of promising experimental therapies. Read More
Oil Steadies as Traders Await Upcoming US-Iran Nuclear Talks
(Bloomberg) — Oil fluctuated near $66 as traders weighed the odds of a nuclear deal between the US and Iran ahead of talks on Thursday, with a huge deployment of American forces in the Middle East keeping the market on edge. Read More
Saudi Oil Exports Surge to Three-Year High Amid Iran Tensions
(Bloomberg) — Saudi Arabia is on course to ship the most oil from its ports in almost three years this month, bringing supply to the global market at a time when crude traders are monitoring US-Iran tensions. Read More
New ISN® Multi-Framework Analysis Helps Improve Understanding of Serious Injury and Fatality Trends
Results emphasize importance of targeted approach to hazard recognition, jobsite risk mitigation, and safety culture enhancement Read More
BMO Earnings Top Estimates on US Business, Capital Markets
(Bloomberg) — Bank of Montreal topped estimates on stronger-than-expected performance both at its US operations as it pushes to improve results at the business and at its capital-markets unit, which benefited from strong trading. Read More
TRREB JOINT STATEMENT: Ontario’s Housing Sector Calls on the Federal and Ontario Governments to Act Now with Targeted Action on Housing
TORONTO, Feb. 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Ontario and Canada remain in the grip of a housing crisis that is increasingly defined not only by insufficient supply of the housing that is needed, but also by a decline in confidence across the housing ecosystem. While governments and industry have made meaningful progress on planning reform, funding programs, and streamlining approvals, housing delivery is still constrained by stalled demand, frozen capital, and regulatory uncertainty. As a result, tens of thousands of approved housing units across Ontario and Canada remain unbuilt, putting future supply at risk. Read More