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Book value fell 19.6% amid mortgage market turmoil, but earnings covered the dividend.

These two growing TSX stocks could help Canadian investors make the most of their unused TFSA room before 2026 ends.

AI-driven search now powers most user discovery, while international headwinds test whether new ad partnerships can offset near-term monetization challenges.

Fragrance surged 20% organically as margins expanded 480 basis points.

It's been tapped to be a component of a prominent small-cap index.

One targets traditional energy infrastructure with concentrated holdings; the other pursues global renewables with broader diversification and lower costs.

The industrial sector currently has attractive stocks, but one clearly stands out.

Subscription revenue grew 11% amid gradual recovery from product trough.

Tomorrow's midterms could matter more for investors than usual, since so much of the stock market now rides on AI, and I think the bond market's reaction will tell you more than the stock market's.

Street retail portfolio drives 10.2% same-property NOI growth amid strong leasing demand.

Information Services Group (NASDAQ:III) reported third-quarter revenue growth, higher profitability and record recurring revenue, as artificial intelligence-related work expanded to more than half of the company’s total revenue. Revenue for the third quarter was $65.1 million, up 4.4% from a year e

Grifols (NASDAQ:GRFS) reported third-quarter 2026 results marked by revenue growth, expanding profitability, stronger free cash flow and lower leverage, while management reiterated its full-year financial targets despite continued weakness in China’s albumin market. Chief Executive Officer Nacho Ab

Capital Power (TSE:CPX) reported record third-quarter adjusted EBITDA as stronger contributions from its U.S. flexible generation fleet and Canadian operations more than offset weaker results at its La Paloma facility. Adjusted EBITDA for the third quarter of 2026 rose to C$553 million, up C$76 mil

Once Upon A Farm (NYSE:OFRM) said it has voluntarily recalled its entire Tractor Wheels product line after receiving reports of choking incidents, including one complaint submitted by a parent and two additional reports the U.S. Food and Drug Administration disclosed to the company. Chief Executive

The top beverage maker is still an evergreen investment.

The market hasn't been kind to this trio lately.

Dell's free cash flow engine contrasts sharply with Intel's negative cash burn, reshaping how investors should weigh growth against restructuring risk.

While the Fed opted to stand pat on rates in October, a December hike looks likely.

Marvell Technology agreed to acquire optical leader Lumentum. The market hates it.

Nuclear output hit 8.2 terawatt-hours in Q3 as PSEG reaffirmed full-year guidance.

ServiceNow has grown revenue every single quarter over two years, while UiPath swings between seasonal peaks and troughs -- a divergence that could reshape investor expectations.

Two very different businesses with two very different problems, and one common thread.

Airbnb swings wildly quarter to quarter, while Chewy climbs steadily—but which pattern better serves investor returns?

Investors have had to ignore several rounds of healthy numbers to remain convinced of their wrong conclusion. They can't afford to continue doing so, though.

Adobe trades at a 10.2x forward P/E versus ServiceNow's 26.6x, but growth rates tell a starkly different story for long-term investors.