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Canadian deal-making in China in 2011 tops 2007: PwC

With $1.42 billion of acquisitions in China over the last nine months, the value of Canadian deal-making in China this year has outpaced even the merger and acquisition boom of 2007, according to a new PwC report released this morning.

Fairmont Hotels now has electric car recharging stations

Fairmont Hotels and Resorts is making it easier for people to go green. The hotel chain announced yesterday that it has installed electric vehicle charging stations in three of its hotels in Vancouver and Victoria: the Fairmont Waterfront, the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver and the Fairmont Empress.

Joey Restaurant, BC Housing receive international coaching prize

Vancouver-based Joey Restaurant Group and BC Housing of Canada were recently awarded the International Coaching Federation ’s (ICF) top prize for organizations that have profited through their commitment to leadership coaching.

Contractor sues Hotel Georgia developer

An electrical contractor is suing Hotel Georgia Development Ltd. for $1,356,021 in unpaid electrical work on the Private Residences at Hotel Georgia.

Internet marketing conference lands in Vancouver

Ever think you’d see Google, Facebook, Bell Media, LinkedIn and the Royal Canadian Mint congregated in the same place at the same time (aside from the numerous tabs open across your laptop)?

Beedie business awards applaud Scotiabank

Simon Fraser University’s Beedie School of Business awarded Scotiabank its Nancy McKinstry Award for Leadership in Diversity.

U.S. company packages up local tech business

Vancouver-based ClearVision Technologies Inc ., a developer and engineer of quality assurance (QA) products for corrugated box manufacturing, has been acquired by Detroit-based Valco Melton .

Prescription drugs not causing health-care crunch: Fraser Institute

Prescription drug costs are not the cause of the national health spending crunch, according to a new Fraser Institute report. The Misguided War Against Medicines 2011 blames public insurance programs for Canada’s ballooning healthcare budget.

FTS cleaning up with Environment Canada

Forest Technology Systems (FTS) has landed a $1.7 million contract to provide data loggers to Environment Canada’s Water Survey of Canada.

Social networking for fun and profit

Boosting your company’s bottom line could be a status update away. At least that’s what today’s Social Intranet Summit in Vancouver aims to show business owners.