Entrepreneurship & Small Business

Hot Worx’s high intensity, high heat workout programs are coming to Millerville in the very near future. 

What are the biggest challenges and opportunities for entrepreneurs in Louisiana Given the current...

The longtime director of LSU AgCenter Food Innovation Institute, or Foodii, is retiring with plans to move to North Carolina. 

The U.S. Senate voted this week to scrap a rule from the Consumer Financial...

When Joel Griffin moved from his native Connecticut to Louisiana to attend college in New Orleans, he missed the lobster rolls the most.

The b1 Foundation’s Gov. Buddy Roemer Small Business Center will open for business on Wednesday, offering services to help boost economic development. 

Feeling like your office is stuck in never-ending urgent mode, with never enough time or space to flourish in the creative and deep work you love?

For the second year in a row, Dallas-based Tap Innovations once again tops the list of the fastest-growing companies owned or led by LSU alumni. 

As small businesses increasingly face cybersecurity threats, the government, specifically the Department of Defense, is stepping in to equip entrepreneurs with tools to defend against cyber attacks. 

The Louisiana Association of Business and Industry today announced the companies and individuals it has selected as winners of its 2023 Free Enterprise Awards.