Michele Harradence will take the helm at Enbridge starting January 2027, stepping up from her current role overseeing the company’s gas utilities. Her appointment marks the conclusion of a planned succession strategy, replacing Greg Ebel, who has steered the Calgary-based energy giant through a period of significant structural integration since 2023.
As retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion of U.S. goods take effect, Prime Minister Mark Carney has committed his government to shield Canadian industries from the fallout. The move marks a volatile turn in the relationship, with Ottawa vowing to sustain affected sectors while pivoting away from heavy U.S. trade reliance.
Following the $1.8 billion acquisition of semiconductor foundry SkyWater Technology, IonQ has significantly revised its financial outlook for 2026. Shares of the quantum computing firm jumped 5.9% to $41.85 in Tuesday’s premarket trading, signaling investor optimism despite the stock’s 12% decline earlier this year.
Orders topped 85 billion pounds for a 4.25 billion pound issuance of 30-year U.K. government bonds on Tuesday, signaling robust market confidence. The sale, priced at a 5.8168% yield, suggests that institutional appetite for long-dated debt remains resilient even as concerns over fiscal expansion and rising inflation persist globally.
Solaris Energy Infrastructure stock jumped 9.1% to $60 in Tuesday’s premarket trading after the company significantly raised its financial guidance. The surge follows a strong year-to-date performance, with shares already up 20% as investors reacted to projected profit growth well beyond initial analyst expectations.
Virginia banking landscape shifts as Reston-based John Marshall Bancorp moves to absorb Eagle Financial Services in an all-stock deal valued at $253 million. The acquisition, priced at an 11.5% premium over Eagle’s recent closing figures, marks a significant consolidation play for the two regional holding companies.
Simeon Kohl will assume the roles of chief executive officer and president at Health Catalyst, stepping into the leadership position on Sept. 14. He joins the healthcare intelligence firm following a stint as CEO of Performant Healthcare, bringing a background focused on navigating public company acquisitions and operational transitions.
Christopher Jensen steps into the chief executive role at StablecoinX, inheriting daily operations from Ted Chen as the firm shifts its leadership structure. Chen, who led the company through its June public debut, transitions to board chairman to concentrate on long-term strategy, capital market positioning, and the firm’s alliance with Ethena.
Tourmaline Oil has offloaded a 2% stake in Topaz Energy, shedding 3.6 million shares to bankroll a pair of strategic acquisitions in Western Canada. The move allows the natural-gas producer to consolidate its infrastructure and drilling inventories across the British Columbia Montney and Alberta Deep Basin complexes.
Abbott Laboratories has secured U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for its TactiFlex Duo Ablation catheter, a specialized device designed to treat atrial fibrillation. This regulatory clearance marks the company’s fifth major milestone in the electrophysiology sector over the past year, signaling a rapid expansion of its cardiac intervention portfolio.
A combination of the experimental drug INBRX-106 and pembrolizumab nearly doubled objective response rates in patients with metastatic or recurrent head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, according to clinical data released Tuesday by Inhibrx Biosciences.
After serving as interim chief executive since February, Thomas Civik has been appointed to lead Pyxis Oncology on a permanent basis. The clinical-stage firm confirmed Tuesday that Civik will also assume the role of board chair, with both appointments officially taking effect on September 4.
A 9.3% jump in premarket trading on Tuesday signals renewed investor confidence in Upstream Bio, as the company’s experimental asthma treatment, verekitug, hit primary endpoints in a mid-stage clinical trial. The stock’s climb offers a rare reprieve following a 78% decline throughout the current calendar year.
A 22% premarket surge greeted Roivant Sciences on Tuesday after the firm reported positive mid-stage data for its experimental pulmonary hypertension drug. The stock, already up nearly 60% this year, climbed to $42.68 following news that mosliciguat met its primary targets in patients suffering from interstitial lung disease.
Elliott Investment Management has escalated its dispute over the 2022 nickel market collapse, filing a new claim with the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal. The activist hedge fund targets Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing and the London Metal Exchange, alleging an abuse of dominance during the period of unprecedented price volatility.
Jennifer Fulk, previously the financial head at Soleno Therapeutics, has joined Kura Oncology to take over the company's fiscal management. The 49-year-old executive steps into a role that was temporarily held by the biopharmaceutical firm's leader, Troy Wilson, who has been balancing the positions of chairman, president, and chief executive.
Wheat futures surged 21% to $7.49 a bushel Tuesday as diplomatic efforts to secure Black Sea export routes stalled. With peace talks between Ukraine and Russia yielding no progress, investors are bracing for further volatility while awaiting crucial U.S. consumer price data and Department of Agriculture supply estimates.
ABM Industries reported a profit of $49.7 million for the fiscal third quarter ending July 31, a significant jump from the $41.8 million recorded during the same period last year. Driven by expansion in technology markets and strategic acquisitions, the company surpassed adjusted earnings expectations set by Wall Street analysts.
Rubis shares climbed to a three-month high on Tuesday as the French energy firm reported a robust first-half performance. With earnings growth outpacing previous expectations, the company lifted its full-year guidance, signaling resilience despite the volatility currently gripping global oil markets.
Brent crude climbed to $99.2 a barrel Tuesday after a wave of strikes targeted energy infrastructure in southern Saudi Arabia. The attacks, attributed by a Saudi-led coalition to Houthi militants, sparked fires and forced temporary operational halts, heightening fears of a tightening global supply amid an already volatile regional conflict.
Shares in London-listed Computacenter climbed 2.9% to 57.60 pounds this morning after the technology provider raised its full-year profit outlook. Driven by aggressive expansion in North America and a spike in artificial intelligence demand, the firm now anticipates adjusted pretax profits exceeding 380 million pounds for the year.
Copper prices surged to an unprecedented $14,635 per metric ton on the London Metal Exchange, driven by a volatile mix of looming U.S. trade policy shifts and a global production slump. As aging mines struggle to meet demand, the market faces a tightening supply chain that continues to push costs upward.
Subaru Enterprise Co. Ltd. reported a net profit of 1.70 billion yen for the half-year ending July 31, marking a decline from the 1.91 billion yen recorded during the same period last year. The results, compiled under Japanese accounting standards, reflect broader pressure on the company's bottom line despite revenue growth.
German exports retreated 0.8% in July to 138.2 billion euros, marking the first monthly decline since January. While the figures interrupt a steady recovery for the nation’s trade sector, a sharper 5.7% drop in imports pushed the country’s trade surplus to 21.3 billion euros, bolstering third-quarter GDP prospects.
CellSource Co. Ltd. posted a net profit of 174 million yen for the nine-month period ending July 31, 2026. The Japanese firm, listed under 4880.TO, recorded total revenue of 2.56 billion yen, according to financial results prepared in accordance with local accounting standards.
A 46 million yen net loss for the first quarter ending July 31 marks a significant downturn for Asukanet Co. Ltd. compared to the 6 million yen loss recorded during the same period last year, as the company struggles with rising operational deficits under Japanese accounting standards.
82 million yen in net profit for the half-year ended July 31 marks a significant retreat for Kin-Ei Corp, dropping from 128 million yen reported during the same period last year. The decline reflects broader pressure on the company’s bottom line as operating profits fell alongside top-line revenue figures.
With pretax profits nearly doubling in the first half of the year, FTSE 100 technology provider Computacenter has lifted its full-year earnings guidance. The firm now anticipates adjusted pretax profit of at least 380 million pounds, significantly outperforming the 340.9 million pounds previously projected by market analysts.
A net profit of 12 million yen for the quarter ending July 31 marks a sharp recovery for Nadex Co. Ltd., reversing the 129 million yen loss reported during the same period last year. The Japanese firm’s latest financial disclosure reveals significant gains across both revenue and core operating margins.
Copper prices climbed to a fresh record in Asia on Tuesday, driven by a volatile mix of tightening global output and accelerating demand from the artificial intelligence sector. As mining operations in Chile struggle with severe weather, the imbalance between available supply and industrial consumption continues to push benchmarks higher.
