Entrepreneurship & Small Business - Baton Rouge Business Report

Does your company need cybersecurity insurance?

Buying cybersecurity insurance is one way many local small- and mid-sized businesses are trying to mitigate the risk of cyberattacks.

Great Steak, Planet Smoothie coming to Baton Rouge

A convenience store that will house two quick service restaurants—a Great Steak and a...

Virus roundup …

• Recognizing the challenges local businesses continue to face as a result of the...

Baton Rouge companies that are evolving with the times

A willingness to adapt to changing circumstances is enabling both Click Here Digital and Franklin to find success in a new niche

By Day Architecture/Tiek & Co take over former Huddle House on Government Street

Baton Rouge-based By Day Architecture and interior design firm Tiek & Co. have teamed...

LSU researchers develop technology to protect football players from coronavirus

LSU researchers, in partnership with sports technology startup Tigeraire, have developed new helmet cooling...

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The working parents dilemma

A reality of pandemic-related virtual schooling is Baton Rouge working parents struggling to balance job demands with providing care for their children.

BRAC analysis: Baton Rouge Black-owned businesses hit especially hard

More than half (59%) of local Black-owned businesses have experienced a large negative effect...

Dairy logistics amid pandemic? Kleinpeter:‘It’s not a challenge, it’s a nightmare’

As K-12 schools have struggled with the logistics of reopening amid a pandemic, so,...

Nino’s reopens after closure due to positive COVID-19 test, but challenges persist

After a three-week shutdown due to a positive COVID-19 case, Nino’s Italian Restaurant on Bluebonnet Boulevard quietly reopened earlier this month and has been doing a surprisingly brisk business, all things considered, says owner and executive chef Elton Hyndman. But while Nino’s enjoys a loyal following of patrons, operating under current conditions is far from easy and not sustainable in the long term, Hyndman fears.