Technology

The BC Supreme Court yesterday approved a plan that transfers all assets of former technology darling Day4 Energy to a numbered company, to be controlled by CEO and president George Rubin and executive vice-president Douglas Keast.

Waste processing: Two local companies are tapping the power potential of the agricultural industry's animal and plant waste

Financing startups through crowdfunding, getting your foot in the door in Silicon Valley and capitalizing on the explosion of smartphones and tablets are some of the topics on the agenda this week at the second annual Grow Conference, Wednesday throu

The Huffington Post’s B.C. website launches today as part of Huffington Post Canada’s expansion across Canada.

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has ordered Telus (TSX:T) to open up its books and explain just how it calculates the foreign ownership composition on its stock.

Local company develops an independent email tracking service that tells businesses who is opening their messages and who isn't

The British Columbia Innovation Council (BCIC) has a new leader. John Jacobson, former CEO of Monexa Technologies, has been announced as the BCIC's new CEO.

Design of quick response codes being harnessed as brand promotion vehicles

Recent console game studio closures in Vancouver have paved the way for smaller mobile and social gaming studios to set up shop.

Two B.C. firms announced contracts with American aerospace giant Lockheed Martin [NYSE:LMT] Friday at the B.C. Aerospace Showcase in Abbotsford. The showcase was held in conjunction with the 2012 Abbotsford Aerospace and Defence Expo.