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BUSINESS IN VANCOUVER APRIL 29-MAY 5, 2008; ISSUE 966
Scroll down BIV's list of the top high-tech companies in B.C. and it doesn't take long to realize that nearly all of the province's largest technology firms have an international address.
Vancouver's video game scene is showing signs of maturation as independent game publishers and private sources of capital take root and challenge industry heavyweights' traditional stranglehold on finance, marketing and distribution.
As Canada's largest credit union fetes its new "carbon neutral" status, it's already working on new ways to fight climate change with a little help from a locally developed solution that's getting much attention across the U.S.
With an abundance of natural resources, British Columbia may not relate to some of the afflictions that Japan has to manage as a nation devoid of resources and dependent on imported energy.
BC's bountiful fruit-growing Okanagan region is growing its reputation as Silicon Vineyard.
2007 both challenged Richmond-based fleet management giant DDS Wireless International Inc. and buoyed it with hope.
Facing the twin pressures of globalization and consolidation, contract research organizations (CROs) in B.C. are forging alliances with competitors in a bid to expand their services and reach. BIV Lists |
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