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Entrepreneurial instinct helps build successful business intelligence ventures. Deal-maker has been a driving force in business intelligence and analytics

Not even Statistics Canada, with its rock-solid reputation, is immune to an occasional slip-up. They happen – but when they're made in the widely watched and market-moving Labour Force Survey (LFS), mistakes are magnified tenfold.

How do you untangle the train wreck of the Arbutus corridor rail line dust-up? Ever since CP made good on its promise to clear the 11-kilometre right-of-way for unknown transportation purposes, this decades-old disagreement between CP and the City of Vancouver is more off the rails than ever.

Instead of Macau, reasonably well-heeled Chinese gamblers are flying to casinos in other Asian countries, where the industry has developed hugely in recent years in an effort to eat into the Macau market

Diplomat Stewart Beck brings his formidable economic and cultural bridge-building experience to his new role as president of the Vancouver-based Asia Pacific Foundation

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revenue could be on its way for Northern Interior sawmills and loggers if more than one of B.C.’s mega-sized energy projects gets built.

Christopher Gaze helped turn Vancouver's Bard on the Beach into one of the most successful Shakespeare festivals in the world. But with bold expansion plans and a fundraising campaign, he's not resting on his laurels

Even before they amalgamate into one economic community, the ASEAN member nations are formidable actors on the trade stage. The combined gross domestic product of the ASEAN countries is expected to be $2.7 trillion this year, making it the world's e