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Does Amazon’s acquisition of Whole Foods mean job losses for the grocery industry if the tech giant means to do battle with Wal-Mart by cutting costs? BIV’s Tyler Orton and Hayley Woodin examine the tech giant’s big play to get into the brick and mor

Festival organizer Alvaro Prol has five weeks to go before about 20,000 people are expected to roll into Surrey’s Holland Park for the third-annual FVDED in the Park music fest.

On the latest show, Retail Insider’s Craig Patterson discusses Canada becoming a destination for international retailers, discontent among Tim Hortons’ franchisees and a controversial panel at the Retail Council of Canada’s Store Conference.

Hosts Tyler Orton and Hayley Woodin talk about B.C.'s most likeable CEOs and recap some of the province's election drama.

China is attempting to shut a revolving door that allows financial regulators to jump ship to private companies by restricting the movements of officials after they leave their posts.

Bottom-line pain radically changed company’s marketing, communications game plan

New $11 billion National Housing Strategy likely to amount to little in B.C.

Mike Harcourt, Joe Segal, Constance Isherwood and Jim Byrnes discuss working in later life

How did 2016 go by so quickly? Time flies. I have been here now almost two years and it seems like yesterday that I was looking for the coffee room. A lot has changed at Business in Vancouver in 2016.

Forty Under 40 Winner 2016: Chief forester and vice-president of sustainability, TimberWest Forest Corp., Age 39