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Amenities, affordability still trump sustainability for real estate buyers; survey finds British Columbians less bullish than the rest of Canada

Amenities, affordability still trump sustainability for real estate buyers; survey finds British Columbians less bullish than the rest of Canada

Dense topic
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Ditch those dated gender stereotypes to tap into women’s buying power

I no longer believe that dinosaurs vanished in the Cretaceous era. I think many still toil in advertising agencies, developing campaigns out of tune with social change.
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Brian Edgar: Minefield

Brian Edgar: Minefield

Brian Edgar has spent more than 30 years navigating the pitfalls and pendulums of Vancouver’s oft-risky junior resource sector
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How to create a corporate culture of confidentiality

CEO challenge
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Succeeding with succession planning

According to a TD Waterhouse business succession poll, 76% of small-business owners don't have succession plans.
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Furlong tackles new role with Whitecaps; Pan Am Games boss paid $550,000 in 2011

John Furlong has come full circle.
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B.C.’s new green acres and renewable dollars

While brighter minds figure out how to change the Earth’s climate by trading carbon credits, Public Offerings will stick to how best to turn a dollar from global warming.
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Flashback virus a wakeup call to smug Mac users

A big reason for Windows users to consider a move to Mac has been the virtual non-existence of Mac malware.
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How politicians wreck even rich economies

Ever since Canada emerged from the last recession relatively unscathed, it has been tempting to believe we are invincible.
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Rize rezoning, redevelopment wrangle rolls on; Jones Lang LaSalle aims to up its game in Vancouver

Rize rezoning, redevelopment wrangle rolls on; Jones Lang LaSalle aims to up its game in Vancouver

Sound hearing
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