Blogroll - Sept. 27
| | Published: September 27, 2007
Blogroll checks in with BC bloggers this week to investigate the recent parity of the Canuck and US dollars; how to solve the drug problem in Vancouver's Lower East Side; whether to measure success by gross or net; and whether to buy a condo in Mount Pleasant.
Blogroll checks in with BC bloggers each week and brings you the highlights. This week's Blogroll includes:
Loonie = greenback: Who wins and loses
This business blog by Bradley Meacham for Cascadia Report discusses the recent parity of Canadian and US dollars, and raises many questions. Will this trend continue? Does it pull back US businesses from Canadian market?
Vancouver Mayor Sullivan Says Give Them Free Drugs
This post on NowPublic posted by blueshoe discusses the latest proposal for solving Vancouver East side's drug problem.
Revenues vs. Profits
Lauren Bacon and Emira Mears are a pair of Vancouver-based entrepreneurs who are co-authoring a book on starting a business, tentatively titled Boss Lady, also the title of their blog. The feisty women also blog about small business development and women in the business world. Their latest post discusses the merits of measuring gross versus net as a measure of business success.
Strata Warning
Are you planning to buy a condo at Mount Pleasant? The folks at the MtPleaseAunt blog offer a warning in their latest post and say you should think twice before buying into a strata, and listen to what others with more experience have to say.
Every week, BCBusiness brings you highlights from the west coast blogosphere. To see all past Blogrolls, go to: Blogroll Archive
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The best way is to contact
By Anonymous, March 27, 2008 at 07:49The best way is to contact Manduke directly. He has taken a break from business due to a death in the family and is living at the family home on PEI presently. Try jemanduke@yahoo.com. This guy is one of the most brilliant and unknown/underrated small business gurus in the world, but he is extremely humble, is non-materialistic, and enjoys writing stories. He takes long sabbaticals and then reappears almost magically.
The best entrepreneur
By Anonymous, November 2, 2007 at 11:50The best entrepreneur message I have heard is from INC 500 winner J. "Duke" Manduke-WOW, what good advice on starting a business-How do I get more of these motivational tapes??
Thanks Shannon - Its not
By Anonymous, October 30, 2007 at 22:41Thanks Shannon - Its not just B 2.0's international content but its focus on the cutting edge whether it was new ideas on old industry or new ideas for web 3.0
I loved Business 2.0 as
By Shannon, October 17, 2007 at 18:00I loved Business 2.0 as well. And thanks for your request -- although we obviously try to focus on business in BC and the west, I can appreciate the need for more international content in our online version. I'll bring it up with our editorial team and we'll do our best to deliver. Thanks again.
I'm lamenting the loss of
By Anonymous, October 16, 2007 at 20:01I'm lamenting the loss of Business 2.0. I hope you can do more international stories to make up for their demise.
Great selection of blogs!
By Anonymous, September 27, 2007 at 15:54Great selection of blogs!
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