Economy, Law & Politics

The following is a list of the largest stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed by the week ending September 8. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission within five calendar days of a change in an insider’s holdings.

Predictability of cash and debit payments becoming far more appealing as wide range of options and costs increasingly making credit cards a business liability

Labour Day is barely in the rear-view mirror and our kids are heading back to school. Teachers are heading back too – for now.

A North Vancouver fitness instructor has filed suit against a Langley horseback riding company after she fell off a horse.

August jobless rate edges up to 7.5% ?5.6% ?0.9% ?0.7% ?1.3% August employment (public sector) August employment (private sector) August employment (full- time) August employment (part- time) B.C.’s unemployment rate inched up to 7.

Merchants in B.C. might be successful in off-loading the rising costs of accepting credit cards from consumers, but that shift would come with a heavy marketplace price

Merchants post 1.8% second-quarter gain ?4.1% ?3.7% ?3.0% ?0.6% B.C. retail sales (electronics, appliances) B.C. retail sales (vehicles, parts) B.C. retail sales (furniture) B.C. retail sales (gas stations) B.C.’s retailers posted a 1.

Surveillance of a woman during cybersex as part of a theft investigation raises concerns about privacy in the digital age

Resources dominate this year’s list with tech close behind

After two decades of struggling in obscurity, Destiny Media is growing rapidly and catching the attention of Internet industry analysts