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Get smart: The 21st century's new mobile business realities

"We're just waiting for your generation to get out of the way so we can get onto what we know has to be done," said my early 30-something relative in a heated rant last week.

Equity protection strategies for today's volatile markets

Income-generating assets – dividend stocks, commercial real estate or even corporate bonds – hold a special place in a high-net-worth investor's portfolio when the stock market is volatile and range-bound, like it appears to be today.

Enbridge arguments need energy alternatives

The fever pitch rhetoric over Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline proposal is drowning out the real questions we should be asking about Canada’s energy future, starting with, “What is our plan for national energy security that will enable Canadian workers and families to gain the biggest long-term benefit from Alberta’s oilsands and other energy sources?”
David Mullen: Capital gains

David Mullen: Capital gains

David “Mullenator” Mullen leads Fulcrum Capital Partners, a new Vancouver-headquartered private equity firm recently spun out of HSBC Bank Canada

Metro Vancouver apartment market heats up heading into 2012; the region’s housing starts are also higher than CMHC forecasts

Apartment sales rise

Murray Driediger: Growth industry

CEO Murray Driediger is using his family farming background to help BCfresh reap revenue that has grown to approximately $45 million per year

Downtown office tenants set sights on suburbs; Whistler affordability attracting Vancouverites

Burnaby’s year?

Without a big show, Metro Vancouver will have to rely on participatory sport tourism in 2012

In 2011, Vancouver hosted the Vanier Cup, Grey Cup and the RBC Canadian Open, and, most famously, the Stanley Cup.

Passion versus rationality: More 2011 market mysteries

Imagine that you’ve descended into Earth’s orbit from some distant planet where Spock-like reason was normal. Imagine, too, that you’re then forced to ponder those of us who are slightly less-than-rational on occasion. I’d guess, looking back on 2011, this alien among us would have a few questions about human behaviour.

Tackling some early tech business predictions for 2012

2012 already? But are we through with 2011 yet? Last January, my theme for 2011 was “Get Apple” with tech companies increasingly feeling the need to challenge the fruit-logoed company’s smartphones, tablets and slim and light laptops.