Entrepreneurship & Small Business

NFIB: How small businesses and workplaces should respond to coronavirus 

The National Federation of Independent Business hosted a webinar on Friday to discuss the...

Survey: 23% of US small businesses say they’re impacted by coronavirus 

The National Federation of Independent Business Research Center’s new survey on the current impact...

Local industry feeling trickle-down effects from coronavirus spread 

Industry is slowing down as efforts continue to slow the spread of the novel...

Local businesses start to feel ripple effects from coronavirus cancellations

Vivid Ink owner Stephen St. Cyr wasn’t terribly concerned earlier this week about the...

Business Lunch: City Pork Catering

Business Lunch: City Pork Catering, on Government Street, offers sandwiches, salads and meat-and-three specials served at lunch.

It’s home sweet office for a growing number of remote workers

Remote working has its ups and downs, but it’s gaining in popularity and is a trend that’s here to stay in Baton Rouge—for now.
- Advertisement -

Business acclaim: The 2020 Baton Rouge Business Awards and Hall of Fame honorees

The 2020 Baton Rouge Business Awards and Hall of Fame honors four area business leaders and two homegrown companies that embraced risk-taking on the journey to success.

Charlie D’Agostino: 2020 Baton Rouge Business Hall of Fame inductee

The Baton Rouge native and LSU graduate has had a diverse business career but the constant of Charlie D’Agostino has been his leadership and likability.

Peggy Scott: 2020 Baton Rouge Business Hall of Fame inductee

Peggy Scott’s record of success proves nothing is impossible, including the shattering of the corporate glass ceiling.

John D’Angelo: 2020 Baton Rouge Businessperson of the Year

Patience pays off: Slowing down and taking an analytical approach has helped John D'Angelo grow Investar Bank into a regional power.