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Fashion-focused business gives women the edge in entrepreneurial leadership
U.S. thrift store giant targets Metro Vancouver

U.S. thrift store giant targets Metro Vancouver

Winmark Corp. to open 12 stores as competition heats up in second-hand goods sector
Best Buy Canada sales sputter as parent seeks turnaround

Best Buy Canada sales sputter as parent seeks turnaround

Sales are falling at Best Buy Canada, as its parent, Best Buy Co. (NYSE:BBY), grapples with a tough economic environment, a new CEO who has no retail experience and a stock that is languishing near nine-year lows.
Former B.C. finance minister is new Coastal Contacts president

Former B.C. finance minister is new Coastal Contacts president

Fomer B.C. Finance Minister Gary Collins was appointed Coastal Contacts' new president earlier this month – but that does not mean that CEO Roger Hardy has retirement plans. "I'm still day-to-day.
Victoria's Secret confirms Robson Street mega-store

Victoria's Secret confirms Robson Street mega-store

Limited Brands Inc. (NYSE:LTD) has signed a lease for 35,000 square feet at the corner of Robson and Burrard streets and plans to put the second largest Victoria's Secret store in North America in the marquee location that formerly housed HMV.
Port Coquitlam bike maker maintains momentum in wobbly economic cycle

Port Coquitlam bike maker maintains momentum in wobbly economic cycle

Diversification and flexibility have helped one Lower Mainland bicycle manufacturer remain ahead of the pack
Manufacturing to see modest profit growth in short term: report

Manufacturing to see modest profit growth in short term: report

Canada’s export-dependent manufacturing industries are counting on the U.S. economy and emerging markets to sustain production increases and boost profitability in the face of global economic uncertainty, according to a quarterly report.
Burnaby’s Weatherhaven lands $60m military contract

Burnaby’s Weatherhaven lands $60m military contract

A Burnaby manufacturer has landed a $60 million contract to make mobile shelters for the Canadian military. Dozens of other B.C. suppliers will benefit from the contract.
Apple opening fifth B.C. store in Coquitlam

Apple opening fifth B.C. store in Coquitlam

An Apple (Nasdaq:APPL) spokesperson confirmed Wednesday afternoon that the company will open its fifth B.C. retail store Saturday at Coquitlam Centre. The store opens at 9:30 a.m.
Built to order building online cash flow

Built to order building online cash flow

BuildDirect aspiring to become the Amazon of building supplies