Economic Development

Louisiana residents rank among the least likely to start a small business in 2024

According to a recent study conducted by The Small Business Blog, Louisiana ranks ninth among states where residents are least likely to start a new business in 2024.

Here are the economic risks facing small businesses next year

After years of bumps, things are looking up for the American economy—but there are still risks on the horizon for business leaders, Inc. reports. 

Stories to remember from 2023: The LSU lakes project finally began 

The $32 million first phase of the long-awaited University Lakes Project began after the...

The Queen continues to drive gains in Baton Rouge casino industry

While two of Baton Rouge’s casinos saw dips in revenue during November, the recently...

Job landscape to shift further next year, so here’s what you need to know 

Roles are rapidly shifting across multiple industries and company leaders will need to keep up in 2024, Inc. reports. 

How the US economy surprised the experts in 2023  

In a year full of big numbers, with strong gains for stocks and even more fantastic flights for crypto, it was one shrinking number that superseded all.
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Stephen Toups: Communication is key to leading through change

Navigating a company through periods of change can be challenging for even the most...

Nearly 13 acres off Pecue Lane sold to pair of investors

Nearly 13 acres off Picou Lane, near Interstate 12, was sold to a pair of investors for $1.15 million in a deal filed earlier this week with the East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court. The land runs along the railroad tracks in that area. 

Louisiana farmers are watching and waiting as drought persists  

Every area of Louisiana still is experiencing drought, even though some corners have seen...

State gets $88M loan to connect La. 1 and La. 415 in Port Allen

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development has secured an $88.3 million federal loan...