Technology

The University of British Columbia (UBC) signed a five-year co-operation agreement with China’s Chongqing municipal government August 25.

Star Solutions networks are used on cruise ships and in sparsely populated distant lands ranging from Alaska to Afghanistan

Corporate investor relations professionals revisiting blanket avoidance of Twitter and other social media

The federal government should apply the same rules to both domestic and foreign telecom firms if it wants to provide Canadian consumers with more choice and competition in the wireless market, according to a Fraser Institute study published today (August 26).

Despite the growing use of Twitter and Facebook as an investor tool, Canadian regulations are still focused on enforcing traditional disclosure methods

Too few Canadian students are choosing to study fields that are in high demand, according to an August 26 CIBC World Markets report.

The majority of Canadians would prefer that domestic companies be given an advantage in the marketplace over foreign-owned companies, according a Nanos poll commissioned by Telus Corp. (TSX:T) and Bell Canada Enterprises (TSX:BCE).

Retailers are ramping up for back-to-school shopping but those in B.C. are expected to sell less than their counterparts in the rest of Canada, according to an annual BMO survey released August 20.

Pavac Industries targets sales of particle accelerators as turnkey products in China, India and other rapidly expanding markets

Vancouver’s WordLogic Corp. came in second place in a North America-wide business accelerator program competition hosted by New York’s CorpStarter.