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As a society, are we really that fixated on whether total sales will surpass previous years, whether Cyber Monday will “beat out” Black Friday? This is shopping, not an indicator of actual well-being

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Businesses should consider major capital expenditures and buying consumable inventory before the switch back to the PST

Crowdfunding, gamification and the growing use of mobile devices to conduct business are among the top technological trends to watch in 2013

High prices for high-definition televised games in Canada’s most expensive city caused Whitecaps and Lions attendance projections to fall below expectations, harming BC Place’s operational revenue

With a history of overhauling underperforming mining operations, new Goldcorp COO George Burns aims to raise the bar for one of Vancouver's resource industry heavyweights

Having the widest bridge in the world will become an embarrassment rather than a point of pride

The regional director of the Canadian Youth Business Foundation has discovered it is important to learn to interpret your own body language

A people’s passions and prejudices also matter, and those are rather difficult beasts to tame

I have never been a fan of that statement because it implies that we're doomed to a lifetime of repetition. I see the world offering an endless, ever-changing array of opportunities. A complementary statement is that each of us has more potential than we may think; and the possibilities evolve along with our life experiences.