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Business leaders as pessimistic about economy as they were in 2009: CPA

Business leaders as pessimistic about economy as they were in 2009: CPA

As low oil prices continue to batter the bottom lines of many Canadian companies, business leaders are more pessimistic about...
Editorial: A promising Trans-Pacific Partnership

Editorial: A promising Trans-Pacific Partnership

Good timing for the Conservative party’s federal election campaign momentum, perhaps, but there’s no doubt that last week’s announced completion of Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations has far broader implications than parochial political gai
Peer to peer: Don’t have all your revenue in one basket

Peer to peer: Don’t have all your revenue in one basket

Why is it important to have diverse revenue streams, and how should I develop them?
Insider trading, October 13, 2015

Insider trading, October 13, 2015

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed the week ending October 7. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.

Infographic: Where are salaries headed in 2016?

What jobs are expected to see the biggest salary gains in 2016?
TPP puts Japan within easier reach: exporters

TPP puts Japan within easier reach: exporters

BC companies that want to be big in Japan are expecting the trade deal to provide a boost
Canadian business outlook improving despite weak energy sector: Bank of Canada

Canadian business outlook improving despite weak energy sector: Bank of Canada

Businesses across the country are feeling more optimistic about...
B.C.’s unemployment rate slips lower than Alberta’s for first time in decades

B.C.’s unemployment rate slips lower than Alberta’s for first time in decades

British Columbia had the country’s strongest growth in the number of...
Questions remain regarding viaducts, park and profits

Questions remain regarding viaducts, park and profits

With less than two weeks before city council votes on removing the viaducts, the city has yet to fill in several key details
New BC Chamber boss Jon Garson looks to increase services, grow membership

New BC Chamber boss Jon Garson looks to increase services, grow membership

Jon Garson wants to change the way businesses across the province see the British Columbia Chamber of Commerce