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David Labistour : Peak performer

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

Gay men among Vancouver’s least favoured tenants; real estate investment sales stall in 2011’s first half

Man-sized problem

Executive assistants are critical to CEO success

CEO challenge

New notebooks tackle Apple at premium end of PC market

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.

Mark O’Dea : Gold star

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

How to make better business decisions faster

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.

Adding up summer 2011 math problems

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.

A viaduct no longer runs through it

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.

Cascadian Connections

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

Columnist Alan Zisman: High-Tech Office

New notebooks tackle Apple at premium end of PC market