Baton Rouge Business Report

Business Lunch: Tio Javi's Mexican Grill, on Constitution Avenue, features contemporary Tex-Mex cuisine, including the Chilean salmon, a lunch favorite.

Virtual reality, drone photography and a host of other new technology is impacting the way real estate—across every sector—is getting done.

Three residential subdivisions off Burbank Drive are attracting buyers thanks to price tags affordable to first-time buyers and those wanting to downsize.

Charles Masters of IBM writes, in a guest opinion, writes the company's partnership with Baton Rouge and Louisiana is stronger than ever.

Tevin Wade, as an African American business owner, is overcoming challenges while growing his electrical contracting company, Core Electrical Contractors.

IBM, after receiving a two-year extension, hits its promised hiring goal for its Baton Rouge operations with 811 full-time employees.

Kathleen Blanco, Louisiana's first and only female governor, should be remembered for much more than her response to Hurricane Katrina. She was a dedicated public servant who worked to improve education in the state.

Work spaces are adapting to accommodate the demands of younger employees.