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By Aleem Bandali, MNP Corporate Finance The art of completing a successful acquisition or divestiture requires skill, insight and exceptional planning.

The Canadian retail landscape is changing. Consumers are now more connected than ever, and they are demanding a seamless retail experience before, during and after a store visit.

It is not easy to balance restrained elegance with modern sleekness, but the recent restoration of the historic Hotel Georgia in the middle of downtown Vancouver has managed to do just that.

An American technology entrepreneur and author says the human desire for instant gratification and its propensity to form habitual behaviours is being used by marketers to “hook” consumers and get into their minds and lives.

People say “There’s a time to listen” – but to what? As marketers, we are inundated with countless articles, web links, news briefs and white papers that analyze the industry’s future.

Kate Billington, w ho co-owns The Bakehouse in Dundarave in West Vancouver, B.C., is a hard-working woman.

By Sean K. Boyle and Alexandra Luchenko, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Corporate fraud can have a significant impact on a company’s profitability, growth, development and reputation.

By Peter Caulfield How is it that some marketing ideas survive – and thrive – while others fall to the wayside and die? Chip Heath's keynote address at The Art of Marketing conference will explain why.

When asked, many business owners will flat out deny that fraud or misconduct could be happening in their organization

Engineer Curt Hepting has been involved with BC Hydro’s New Construction Program (NCP) for many years, starting as a consultant when the program – which offers financial incentives and technical assistance to building owners, developers and the desig