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LSU business college announces Hall of Distinction inductees 

LSU’s E.J. Ourso College of Business today announced the 2023 inductees to its Hall of Distinction—Thomvest Ventures partner Kip Knight and Global Commerce and...

Capital Region banks move strategically through volatile times

As regional and community banks across the nation increasingly tighten their loan standards, Baton Rouge-area financial institutions are assessing their own lending practices with...

Who dropped the ball that has left the St. George petition in peril?

After a decade of trying, advocates of launching the city of St. George have to wonder whether their initiative might die in a Baton...

Baton Rouge’s film industry takes a double hit from strikes and a production drought

By most metrics, the Baton Rouge film industry had an incredible 2022. According to the Baton Rouge Film Commission, spending on local film productions tripled...

What exactly is green hydrogen and what can it be used for?  

Green hydrogen is being touted around the world as a clean energy solution to take the carbon out of high-emitting sectors like transport and industrial manufacturing. 

BRAC announces cohort for minority business accelerator 

The Baton Rouge Area Chamber has announced the second cohort of the Drive Minority Business Accelerator. 

Want to better manage your life? Manage it as a portfolio of S-curves

WHETHER YOU HAVE money in the market or not, you are an investor—and your most important portfolio is your life. But how do you construct that...

Decade-long legal dispute involving developer Phil Witter gets trial date

The judge overseeing a decade-old lawsuit involving developer Phil Witter has set a trial date for early next year, stressing that there will be no more continuances without good reason. 

11 traits of the best

IN ADDITION TO speaking to a ton of businesses, hospitals and schools I also get to work with a lot of college and professional...

Brian Kelly calls for ‘balance’ between LSU academics and athletics

When head football coach Brian Kelly pointed out a difference in priorities between LSU and Notre Dame, where he previously coached, in an ESPN interview, his comments drew immediate reaction.

The NIL Revolution: An inside look into how LSU is at the forefront of...

Major Burns was a football star at Madison Prep Academy in Baton Rouge and temporarily committed to LSU before signing with the University of...

What EBR is saying in regard to timing for the traffic signal overhaul

East Baton Rouge Parish is working on a major traffic signal overhaul meant to make drivers’ commute times consistent and predictable. 

Capitol City Produce expansion to go before Planning Commission

The Planning Commission, during its October meeting, will consider Capitol City Produce’s plans for expansion. 

It’s about to get even more difficult for working parents to find child care 

Some 8% of young children in Louisiana are in families in which someone quit, changed or refused a job because child care is hard to find and even harder to afford, according to a June report released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.  

New rules mean companies must disclose additional tax information 

Companies will have to disclose more details about the income taxes they pay to government authorities under new requirements approved by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, a move to provide investors with greater transparency. 

Is it time to update your company’s dress code? 

As business leaders work to get more employees back in the office, some are reconsidering their dress code requirements, Inc. reports.  "Changing the dress code...

Audit of DA office’s finances reveals 11 fake checks totaling $46,000

Eleven fake checks with previously used check numbers were drawn from the East Baton Rouge District Attorney’s Narcotics Seizure account, the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s office reports. 
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Alford: Leadership changes in the works at LABI, LED and C100

Three organizations that reside inside the beating heart of commerce in the Bayou State—the Committee of 100; Louisiana Association of Business and Industry; and Louisiana Economic Development—will all have new leadership installed over the next five months.

LED hosting small business summit in Lafayette next month 

Registration is now open for Louisiana Economic Development’s 2023 Louisiana Small Business Summit, an annual event that connects small business leaders with an array of resources available to them from across the state.

SunGas Renewables to revitalize shuttered Pineville facility as green methanol plant

Houston-based SunGas Renewables plans to revitalize the shuttered 1,300-acre International Paper mill in Pineville as a $2 billion green methanol plant, NOLA.com reports.  Pineville Mayor...