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China's answer to Twitter and Facebook has 360 million users and offers rich marketing opportunities. But it's not just a question of translating your tweets and hoping for the best

Dumping new hardware or software on employees without budgeting for training is a waste of money and a cause of employee resentment

The third-generation Vancouverite and Wolverton Securities president is carrying on a long-standing family tradition of involvement in British Columbia's investment industry

The real challenge facing B.C.’s forestry sector will not be on the demand side of the market but rather the ability of the province to address its supply constraints

Greater vacancies, greater demand

Today Canada is eagerly kissing neo-imperialist China’s backside, its face clearly revealed by the still-ubiquitous public posters of mass murderer and towering economic bungler Mao Zedong

One of my daughters gave me a clever Christmas gift: a matching set of “The World in 2013” issue from The Economist and “The Big Ideas of 2013” from Adbusters Canada (“Journal of the Mental Environmentalist”), the latter slyly matching the black background, bold white type, red logo and photo collage of the former.

The CEO and co-founder of Pulse Energy learned the importance of reassessing strategy to build your business

The Uniglobe founder and CEO has continued to build his company despite ongoing upheaval in the global travel sector

Lawyer breaks through glass ceiling to become regional managing partner at McCarthy Tétrault while raising five children