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Vancouver private equity firm invests in Avison Young

Scoring an award-winning deal

Shannon Byrne Susko uses leadership and teamwork lessons from varsity sports in her role as DST Subserveo president

M Roundup

Rio Tinto makes bid for Vancouver uranium exploration firm
Robertson defends STIR program, backs rapid transit for Broadway

Robertson defends STIR program, backs rapid transit for Broadway

Incumbent vows to look at “hot spots” where land values have driven up property taxes for businesses

Alphabetical list of Top 100 companies with their rankings

Company: Rank

Insider trading

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 November 3. 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.
“Occupy” boosts Adbusters' brand

“Occupy” boosts Adbusters' brand

The global protest movement is the Vancouver magazine's biggest hit thus far – driving up circulation and raising its profile while helping it realize its cultural revolution business plan

Electrical contractor sues Hotel Georgia developer

More than $2 million in allegedly unpaid bills for electrical work is behind two lawsuits filed against Hotel Georgia Development Ltd. by electrical contractor Nightingale Electrical Ltd.
Anton pitches streetcar, but wants to scrap STIR

Anton pitches streetcar, but wants to scrap STIR

Non-Partisan Association’s mayoral candidate contends that the market will produce rental housing without “special incentives”
Maintaining profitable pursuits in poor economies

Maintaining profitable pursuits in poor economies

Innovation will become increasingly important for business survival and profit growth in what is projected to be a sluggish economic climate