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Germany's Robert Bosch Group to acquire Extreme CCTV

Burnaby's surveillance camera manufacturer Extreme CCTV Inc. (TSX:EXC) is being acquired by Stuttgart, Germany-based Robert Bosch GmbH for $93 million.

B.C. pension fund manager creates Hospitality Group following CHIP REIT acquisition

Victoria-headquartered B.C. Investment Management Corp. has created the bcIMC Hospitality Group headed by former Canadian Hotel Income Properties REIT executives.

Taseko Mines' profit jumps almost 50% in fiscal 2007

Vancouver's Taseko Mines Ltd. (TSX:TKO) reported a 48% increase in annual net earnings for the fiscal year ending September 30. Net earnings rose to $48.3 million compared with $32.9 million and annual revenue increased to $218.

Greater Victoria Credit Union members vote to merge with Vancity

More than 90% of Greater Victoria Savings Credit Union's members have voted to merge with Vancity. Under the merger, Greater Victoria Savings' four Vancouver Island branches will be remodelled under the Vancity banner.

Wall Financial Corp profit more than doubles in first nine months of 2007

Vancouver's Wall Financial Corp. (TSX:WFC) reported a profit of $23.3 million in the first nine months of 2007 compared with $9.6 million in the same period in fiscal 2006.

VRX Studios to provide online content for Fairmont Hotels worldwide

Vancouver's VRX Worldwide Inc. (TSX-V:VRW) has signed a contract with Fairmont Hotels and Resorts to provide the hotel chain's online visual content.

Fears of U.S. recession overblown, says CIBC senior economist

With continued interest rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve, the U.S. economy will accelerate rather than decline, according to Jeff Rubin, CIBC World Markets' chief strategist and chief economist.

Victoria wind energy company completes $140 million IPO to fund B.C. power project

EarthFirst Canada Inc. (TSX:EF) a Victoria-based wind energy firm, has completed a $140 million initial public offering of units on the TSX.

Council forecasts a slowdown in B.C.'s economic growth in 2008

A weakening U.S. economy and a high Canadian dollar are among the factors that will have a negative impact on the province's economic growth next year, according to the Economic Forecast Council. The council forecasts that B.C.

Intrinsyc to work with Japanese electronics manufacturer

Vancouver's Intrinsyc Software International Inc. (TSX:ICS) has signed a memorandum of understanding with a Japanese equipment manufacturer of consumer electronics.