Entrepreneurship & Small Business

Caroline’s Cookies is coming to Perkins Rowe

Following the announcement of its expansion last week, Lafayette-based bakery Caroline’s Cookies is expected to open its location in Perkins Rowe, which would be its first in Baton Rouge, the shopping center announced Friday. 

What business lessons can be gleaned from Twitter’s recent rebrand?

Regardless of how Twitter's future as X unfolds, the move does offer lessons for leaders considering their own rebrand.

Attracct Accounting moving into larger headquarters after acquiring D Dean CPA

Baton Rouge-based Attracct Accounting Advisors, a boutique accounting consulting firm, closed on a building...

Five theories on how to cultivate a better work environment

There’s a wealth of well-established psychological concepts and excerpts of studies online decoding human nature for the purpose of making work a more inclusive, fair and rewarding experience.

LSU’s Foodii continues to innovate by adding new revenue sources  

Since it opened in 2013 in a former poultry lab on the LSU campus, the LSU AgCenter Food Innovation Institute has been best known for helping culinary entrepreneurs develop products and get them to market. 

Louisiana Nursery is planning its future while not forgetting its past

Visit one of Louisiana Nurseries’ three locations in the Capital Region and it becomes quickly apparent it’s not a typical nursery.
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For wedding photographers it’s all about the turnaround time for pictures

Wedding photographers like Baton Rouge-based Eric Garcia are noticing a shift in their industry, with clients planning smaller events and requesting a faster turnaround on photos. 

Culinary innovator

The LSU AgCenter Food Innovation Institute's (Foodii) latest plans include a new retail shop and a focus on product development and bottling.

Seeds of success

Louisiana Nursery, a Baton Rouge fixture, is not only celebrating its past but also planning for its future.

See how Mo Vij and 365Labs are streamlining law enforcement operations

Louisiana’s fastest-growing software firm could have been launched anywhere in the nation. But Mohit “Mo” Vij, president and CEO of 365Labs, always insisted on Baton Rouge.