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BC Ferries CEO David Hahn yesterday announced a series of cost-cutting measures aimed at improving the company’s bottom line, including his own early retirement.

Rogers Communications Inc . announced this morning that Vancouver, along with Toronto and Montreal, now has access to its Long Term Evolution (LTE) wireless network service, touted as the world’s fastest wireless network technology.

Workers at Teck Resources Ltd .'s Highland Valley copper mine have voted 99.5% in favour of a strike, according to the union.

In the midst of global economic uncertainly, residential property markets around the world are cooling off, according to a Scotia Economics’ Global Real Estate Trends report released this morning.

Molson Coors Canada (TSX:TPX.A) is taking a stab at promoting healthy lifestyles for Canadians.

Vedder Transport Ltd. can officially start making a dent in B.C.'s greenhouse gases by fuelling its fleet with liquefied natural gas (LNG).

To best position themselves against sluggish demand and rising input costs over the next few years, North American brewers need to focus on growth in emerging markets and increased demand for craft, specialty and premium products in mature markets.

Michigan’s utilities sector is about to become a lot smarter thanks to a $48 million contract awarded to Vancouver-based Corix Utilities.

B.C.’s small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are more focused on importing and exporting than the national average, according to a survey released this morning by UPS Canada.

Business leaders and human resources consultants can learn how to hire the right people by seeing the movie Moneyball, which stars Brad Pitt and opened at cinemas September 23.