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Who’s who – the top 25

Resources dominate this year’s list with tech close behind

No Flash in the pan

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

PNI Digital Media targets new niches

Future growth relies on facilitating print-on-demand stationery and print-on-demand products for small business

Fortunes on the rise

B.C.’s fastest-growing companies continue to tap opportunities to expand despite global economic uncertainty. While rising metal prices boost profits for mining companies, B.C.’s tech industry continues dominance as growth generator

Paying the economic penalty for living in a land of perpetually polarized politics

Just when you think B.C. has evolved enough to value common sense for the common good over politics for partisan gains, along comes the referendum on the harmonized sales tax (HST), and, boom, you know the province is still back in the mid-’70s watching opportunities to lead and excel being squandered as polarized propaganda wins the day.

Corporate Earnings drop

2011 profits down across the board in Q2 ?4.9% ?24.1% ?8.3% ?7.

Education ministry’s $100 million school software investment scores failing grade from B.C.’s teachers

Abbott drags heels on releasing $250,000 report outlining options for overhauling, upgrading or replacing the problem-plagued BCESIS student-information computer system

T.B. Vets Foundation chops 14 staff

Organization sells Burnaby headquarters, focuses on core service to survive as economy hits charities hard

Building on sustainability basics

Vancouver-based office-supply business emphasizes social and environmental responsibility

B.C. business groups push for PST overhaul

Companies want an improved PST to help soften the blow of losing the HST, but the BCCC says a higher priority is accelerating the tax transition timeline