Entrepreneurship & Small Business

Patrick Downs, a civil engineer with Forte & Tablada, spent almost a year deployed with the National Guard in Iraq, returning in October.

The Young Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge features a class of 23 Capital Region high school students who will generate business ideas, write business plans, pitch to investors for seed funding and launch their own startups.

The Vintage-Violet, Baton Rouge’s newest vintage boutique, will have you feeling like you’re walking through a time capsule of nostalgic goodies.

As part of Baton Rouge Entrepreneurship Week, Nexus Louisiana will host a high-stakes pitch competition that will culminate with a live pitch event March 10 in which the winner will receive a $100,000 investment prize.

Over the past two years, Louisiana nonprofits that rely on charitable giving have faced...

Supply chain issues, labor shortages and inflationary pressures have driven prices up for businesses across the country, leading some to try something new to offset the increasing costs.

The pandemic changed many aspects of the restaurant industry such as making to-go orders a priority. So as Baton Rouge restaurants have pivoted to more to-go and carry-out ordering, how has that altered their business model?

Sales-marketing misalignment is estimated to cost businesses more than $1 trillion each year.

It feels like you’re heading back to Mom’s house as you pull up to...

As Business Report Publisher Rolfe McCollister shared a few months back, Business Report is...