INNOVATEwest: Vancouver's newest tech conference plays host to capital gains and local innovation debates
Inaugural event continues conversation about Vancouver's status as a global innovation hub.
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Dust settles after RV demand soared during pandemic - Kelowna News
After many Canadians rushed to buy an RV during the pandemic, supply and demand are returning to pre-pandemic levels in B.C. according to a Kelowna-area dealer. A founder of rental website Rvezy says
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Plenty of Fish founder Markus Frind becomes CEO at Cymax - Business News
Vancouver-based online furniture seller Cymax Group Technologies has found a new CEO: its majority owner, Markus Frind, who is likely best known for founding online dating site Plenty of Fish, and selling it to Match.com for US$575 million cash in 2015.
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Strong IPO interest in the U.S. has yet to spread to B.C.
Amer Sports IPO last week values Vancouver billionaire Chip Wilson’s stake at more than US$1 billion, bodes well for more IPO activity in 2024
Source: tricitynews.com
Sam Altman wants AI to create a one-person unicorn with a billion-dollar valuation
In September, Altman said his tech CEO friends' groupchat has a "betting pool for the first year that there is a one-person billion dollar company."
Source: fortune.com
B.C. wineries ready for rebound after weather disasters - Bowen Island Undercurrent
Deep freeze in 2022 killed vines and damaged buds, causing slashed production
Source: bowenislandundercurrent.com
B.C. wineries ready for rebound after weather disasters
Deep freeze in 2022 killed vines and damaged buds, causing slashed production
Source: burnabynow.com
B.C. wineries ready for rebound after weather disasters
Deep freeze in 2022 killed vines and damaged buds, causing slashed production
Source: tricitynews.com
B.C. wineries ready for rebound after weather disasters
Deep freeze in 2022 killed vines and damaged buds, causing slashed production
Source: coastreporter.net
B.C. wineries ready for rebound after weather disasters
Deep freeze in 2022 killed vines and damaged buds, causing slashed production
Source: piquenewsmagazine.com