Economic Development

Across Louisiana, companies are investing in the energy transition

For some companies, sustainability is no longer simply a buzzword intended to pacify the...

The actors’ strike is over. What now?

A new deal ending the Hollywood actors’ strike is being celebrated in Baton Rouge.

Capital Region adds 4,900 jobs to hit all-time high

The Baton Rouge metro area added about 4,900 jobs in September while posting a 13,300 job increase year over year, the Baton Rouge Area Chamber reports. 

Baton Rouge Zydeco draw solid crowds in first few games

While the Baton Rouge Zydeco―the city’s new professional hockey team―is off to a slow start record-wise, dropping the first four games, early attendance is ahead of the pace needed to make the team a business success. 

Former Louisiana House speaker tapped as Landry’s budget chief 

Gov.-elect Jeff Landry has named former House Speaker Taylor Barras to be his chief budget architect. 

Why companies aren’t exactly thrilled with the change in turnover  

After years of employees leaving their jobs in droves, turnover has sharply declined in...
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Bernhard Capital-backed Grace Hebert Curtis acquires Texas architectural firm

Bernhard Capital-backed Grace Hebert Curtis Architects announced today it has acquired Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford, one of the largest architecture firms in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Cameron residents support proposed Venture Global expansion 

A majority of Cameron Parish residents who attended recent public hearings say they support Venture Global LNG’s proposed CP2 expansion and CP Express pipeline, The American Press reports.

Find out which Louisiana franchises made the list of largest brands

Baton Rouge’s Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux is among the Louisiana-based companies featured on a new list of the largest franchise brands in the country, coming in at No. 197 on the list of 400. 

BTR, business leaders have a plan to rally support for underused DC flight

State and local officials and business leaders are preparing to launch a new initiative to encourage more people to take Baton Rouge Metro Airport’s direct flight to Washington, D.C., which is in danger of being discontinued.