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Terry Wright, who had arguably the heaviest workload at VANOC, officially joined KPMG in mid-August after months of speculation.

Focused on ensuring his company offers better service to its clientele, Mountain Equipment Co-op CEO looks east for expansion opportunities

Man-sized problem

CEO challenge

While Apple’s Macintosh computers remain a minority taste (about 14% in Canada), the company has a majority market share for personal computers that sell for more than $1,000.

Fresh off the $2.3 billion sale of Fronteer Gold, Mark O’Dea is back in the junior mining game with another precious metals venture

Very rarely do I hear from CEOs and executives who are worried they will not be able to plot a strategy that makes sense for their company.

The new school year is just around the corner, but B.C.’s teaching corps has been hard at work educating the masses for a good part of the summer break.

Is there a lesson for Vancouver and its municipal election in the recent referendum? No, not the HST. I’m talking about the August 13 Seattle vote on proceeding with a $2 billion tunnel to replace the earthquake damaged Alaskan Way Viaduct along the city’s waterfront.

Cross-border M action set to accelerate in North America's energy-efficient sector