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B.C. holiday shoppers prefer online to physical stores

B.C. holiday shoppers prefer online to physical stores

Study shows province led country in proportion of Black Friday shopping done online
'Weirdos' wanted: This holiday market offers thousands of eccentric gifts in Vancouver

'Weirdos' wanted: This holiday market offers thousands of eccentric gifts in Vancouver

Let out your inner weirdo at this awesome holiday market.
Lululemon earnings, revenue exceed expectations

Lululemon earnings, revenue exceed expectations

Shares down slightly after hours
BC CEO Awards: Brad Liski

BC CEO Awards: Brad Liski

Chief executive helps household products company stay true to its goal of protecting the planet, while driving rapid growth
Peloton takes Lululemon to court in patent dispute

Peloton takes Lululemon to court in patent dispute

Peloton has branched into selling clothing, while Lululemon has expanded into selling home workout equipment
Vancouver anti-masker loses to Lululemon at human rights tribunal

Vancouver anti-masker loses to Lululemon at human rights tribunal

The case was dismissed because she "thwarted" the reasonable accommodations offered
B.C. shoppers expected to flock to malls for Black Friday

B.C. shoppers expected to flock to malls for Black Friday

Supply-chain disruption heightens fears online purchases will arrive late
Supply-chain disruption highlights B.C. wine-delivery red tape

Supply-chain disruption highlights B.C. wine-delivery red tape

B.C. winery owners want permanent change to be able to deliver wine directly to consumers from off-site warehouses
B.C. retail sales outperform the rest of Canada in September

B.C. retail sales outperform the rest of Canada in September

Canadian retail sales dipped 0.6%, to $56.6 billion, in September, which is less than the 1.9% decline that Statistics Canada had previously forecast
Grocers, feds vow to keep B.C.'s food supply-chain strong

Grocers, feds vow to keep B.C.'s food supply-chain strong

Save-On-Foods president Darrell Jones said that if helicopters are needed to ensure products get to shelves, he will do that