Entertainment, Media & Sports

City Passports buys Visitors’ Choice Vancouver titles to complement its existing portfolio

Hollywood studios increasingly relying on city's visual effects houses for work on blockbusters such as The Amazing Spider-Man 2

Zynga, the California gaming company led by one of British Columbia's wealthiest men, Don Mattrick, enjoyed an analyst upgrade April 22, just days after releasing a version of its most popular game, FarmVille, on mobile devices.

Digital skills may outnumber creative skills at agencies today

How do you answer the question "Why should I do business with you given the number of other suppliers I have to choose from?"

The Vancouver Whitecaps announced April 15 that they have snagged an airline sponsor that will make attending games more affordable for fans across southwestern B.C.

Internet ad revenue has surpassed TV ad revenue for the first time ever in the U.S., according to a new report. And although data shows Canada still lags behind its southern neighbour, the nation is making gains in the realm of new media ad sales.

Entrepreneur and former star hockey player Trevor Linden is letting partner Chuck Lawson run his Club 16 Trevor Linden Fitness venture so Linden can devote all his time to being president of hockey operations for the Vancouver Canucks.

The day after the Vancouver Canucks were officially eliminated from the National Hockey League playoff hunt and on a day when owner Francesco Aquilini fired longtime general manager Mike Gillis, fans took to Twitter to urge former owner Arthur Griffiths to buy the team back.

Documentary showcases successful Vancouver businesses that practise ‘conscious capitalism’