News roundup: Refinery strikes unlikely to move gasoline, oil prices … US consumer spending weakest since 2009, inflation muted … Baby boomers more likely...

On the picket line: Steelworker strikes that began Sunday at seven U.S. oil refineries...

‘Daily Report’ Week in Review: LED secretary says most industrial projects will move forward despite oil price plummet, Carson impresses BR business community and...

You might call it a case of bad timing. Less than 24 hours after...

‘225’: Carnival season is just around the corner

Get your costumes and decorations ready for another raucous carnival season. While the official...

Case Study: Do you really need to trademark your company’s name?

Once you file your company name with the secretary of state, you are able...

Jindal: School Choice week is freedom week

As National School Choice Week winds to a close on Saturday, Gov. Bobby Jindal...

School Choice Week is freedom week

By Gov. Bobby Jindal This week is National School Choice Week, in which parents, teachers,...

News roundup: La. regulations become latest flashpoint in abortion debate … As gasoline prices drop, Americans swing to favor oil exports … Average 30-year...

Battle lines: Abortion rights supporters say that a rewrite of Louisiana's abortion clinic regulations...

Walk-On’s inks first franchise deal for restaurant in Lake Charles

Just three months after officially launching its franchise program, Walk-On’s Bistreaux & Bar announced...

Norwegian company expands La. office, training center

Norwegian maritime tech company Kongsberg Maritime Inc. has bought 5.2 acres in St. Rose...

Despite gains in US economy, poll shows majority of workers not engaged in their jobs

Less than one-third—31.5%—of all U.S. workers were engaged in their jobs in 2014, a...
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