Technology

Demand is driving innovation in fibre optics and broadband technology

Foreign hedge funds have been buying Telus Corp. (TSX:T) stock in what the telecommunications giant believes is an attempt to push its Canadian ownership below the 66.66% threshold.

B.C.’s largest employers are courting students Friday between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Business Career Expo , B.C.’s largest annual job fair aimed at business students.

Vancouver's Intrinsyc Software International has for the second time in three months announced that it has signed a significant contract with an unnamed company.

A new international study has revealed corporate and personal mobile devices are rapidly compromising business security in Canada.

British hydroelectric power manufacturer opens new office in Vancouver during the 2012 GLOBE environmental sustainability conference

Orphan drug policies make drug research for rare diseases viable in the U.S. but not in Canada

Telecoms and ISPs battling to keep up with overwhelming data demands sparked by an explosion in the use of tablets, smartphones and high-definition TV

Although half of Canadian businesses believe that social media can increase their profitability, less than a third of Canadian small business owners are using the online tools, according to BMO Bank of Montreal survey results released Monday.

Pulse Energy , a Vancouver company that specializes in improving energy efficiency in buildings, has received an award at the Globe 2012 conference on sustainability.