Business

Disney, Comcast now Hulu’s only owners as AT&T exits

AT&T sold its stake for $1.43 billion, valuing the unprofitable Hulu at $15 billion

Canadian home sales and prices in March down compared with a year ago

Canadian Real Estate Association says sales fell to their lowest level for the month since 2013

American Airlines cancels Max flights through mid-August

The cancellations represent 1.5% of American’s total flights each day of the summer

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GM to reveal next-generation Corvette in July

Car enthusiasts are excited to hear about the new Corvette

Southwest grounds Boeing Max jets until August

The news comes as the airline heads into the busy summer season

Okanagan pet stores raise paws for assistance dogs

On Saturday, April 27, volunteers and pets from Paw Prints Rescue will be on site at Vernon Total Pet to meet anyone interested in adopting a pet

Vernon auto body shop achieves certification only 5 per cent of Canadian mechanics can

Fix Auto Vernon North is now officially Collision Care Certified.

B.C. government to require permission to transfer forest cutting rights

Change to help smaller businesses, Forests Minister Doug Donaldson says

Want a new job? Head over to the Black Press Extreme Career and Education Fair

Career fair runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Kelowna

Hi-Pro celebrates 30 years of business in North Okanagan

Three decades and three different owners ride ups and downs of company

Opening date announced for Penticton Popeyes restaurant

New restaurant will be located at Main Street and Warren Avenue

Forestry, recreation squeezed by B.C. caribou recovery strategy

Herds fade away, even in parks protected from development

Behind the wheel: Cab driving is the new bartending

A three part series on the taxi industry in Kelowna

Publisher of iconic black magazines Ebony and Jet files for bankruptcy

The company was founded in 1942 by John H. Johnson in Chicago

Gunsmithing a family tradition for Shuswap men

Steven and father Robert Joy opening Bigfoot Firearms in Salmon Arm

One of Okanagan’s largest hiring event draws hundreds

The 4th annual Nexus Job Fair took place at the Vernon Lodge Tuesday, April 9.

Acura recalls 360K SUVs because tail lights can go dark

The company says that this issue is due to a manufacturing problem

Pinterest sets sights on $1.5B in first public share offering

The company will put about 75 million shares up for sale at a price between $15 and $17 each

Boeing cutting production rate of troubled 737 Max jet

Boeing faces a growing number of lawsuits filed by families of the victims

Museum, hospital expansion to use mass timber, John Horgan says

Premier calls for new strategies for Interior forest companies