Economy, Law & Politics

How do I know when my business model is failing and what should I do to adjust?

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed in the week ended April 6, 2016. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.

National gross domestic product (GDP) growth was a stunningly upbeat surprise in January, advancing 0.6% from December in a gain that is the best in several years and the fourth in as many months. The increase, which followed a 0.

Company billing itself as a Vancouver private equity firm has a slick website but no other visible investment assets

Major banks were collateral damage in scam that raised $110m from more than 200 investors

Panamanian accounts used in stock manipulation schemes: BCSC

BCSC has received less than 1% of the fines it levied in its last fiscal year

Improperly using client funds, insider tipping and trading and wash trades are several common examples of how fraud manifests itself in B.C.

Much of the activity is legal, but it siphons away billions in tax revenue from government coffers

Reporter Jen St. Denis on the news that caught her eye this week. Photo: Colin Capelle, Flickr Creative Commons The Panama Papers continue to reverberate, a sentence I expect I’ll be able to continue to write for quite some time.