Retail & Manufacturing
BIV's coverage delves into all retail and manufacturing issues affecting businesses in Vancouver and British Columbia
Vancouver's Duer is rare fashion retailer to expand during the pandemic
Comfortable chino-pant maker and seller opened new Calgary and Denver stores, and plans to move Vancouver store to Kits
Acquisition options abound for agile retailers in B.C.
M&A report: COVID-19 fallout has increased challenges and opportunities in the province’s retail sector
Workers at several Metro Vancouver grocery stores test positive for COVID-19
In Vancouver, employees of multiple T&T Supermarket locations are among the new Lower Mainland coronavirus cases
Ocean Brands’ plan for U.S. expansion anchored in recent acquisitions
Distribution networks were one of the target companies’ main selling points
This eyewear with Indigenous flair is named after B.C.’s top health officers
Dr. Bonnie Henry and Adrian Dix now have some snazzy optical frames featuring indigenous art named after them
Here's how this Vancouver video store is thriving during the COVID-19 pandemic (VIDEO)
Did you know the old Black Dog video store on Cambie St. is now called Video Cat? We caught up with the owner to see how business is doing in the streaming era during the COVID-19...
B.C.'s recovery economy: Slow and steady no longer winning retail retooling race
Special report: E-commerce, quick delivery and experiential shopping are critical for sector’s recovery
Nanaimo’s Tilray to merge with Aphria to become world’s largest cannabis seller
Company will retain the Tilray name, and Nanaimo as one of its principal offices
Lululemon's third-quarter sales, profit exceed expectations
Sales in the nine-months ended November 1 were up 3.5% over last year
Metro cannabis producer’s target for today: Hong Kong
Company is the latest B.C. brand to attempt Asian market entry through retail channels