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Corvus power Norway bound

Norway-based marine integration company ACEL AS has ordered an Orca Energy Storage System (ESS) from Richmond’s battery systems provider Corvus Energy Inc.
Reaching out to foster new philanthropists

Reaching out to foster new philanthropists

The future appears bright for the coming generation of local philanthropists using their growing business savvy and creative powers to help Richmond’s charities.
Taiwan open for business

Taiwan open for business

Members of the Richmond Chamber and guests can learn more about potential business opportunities with Taiwan at a seminar and luncheon on Nov. 9 at the Sheraton Vancouver Airport Hotel (7551 Westminster Hwy.).

Buying burgers

Richmond-based Premium Brands Holdings Corporation has acquired 100-per-cent of the shares of Toronto’s Belmont Meats Products Limited for $50 million.
Taste and tech driving burger sales in Richmond

Taste and tech driving burger sales in Richmond

Local McDonald's franchises among the locations nationwide being treated to touchscreen ordering, gourmet menus and...wait for it...table service
Air Canada links up with New Delhi

Air Canada links up with New Delhi

The world is getting smaller and more convenient for air travellers flying out of YVR with the addition last week of Air Canada’s direct flight to Indira Ghandi International Airport in Delhi, India.

VR game provider offering free trials

A local, virtual reality video game provider is attracting interest by taking players for a free spin this weekend. Xcape Vancouver, is offering turns at its new system during Halloween events at Parker Place Mall (4380 No. 3 Road) on Oct.
Richmond’s best businesses to be showcased

Richmond’s best businesses to be showcased

The best and brightest in Richmond’s business world will be honoured at the Richmond Chamber of Commerce’s 39th Annual Business Excellence Awards on Nov. 17 at the River Rock Casino Resort. And on Thursday (Oct.
Is YVR up for sale?

Is YVR up for sale?

Selling Vancouver International Airport to a private interest would be a mistake, said its president and CEO, Craig Richmond, who hopes the idea never gets off the ground.

High-tech camera maker sold to U.S. firm

Oregon-based FLIR Systems, Inc. announced this week it has purchased Richmond’s Point Grey Research, Inc.