Entrepreneurship & Small Business

Baton Rouge hunting and fishing booking site Mallard Bay expanding into Houston

Mallard Bay, an online marketplace for booking hunting and fishing trips, is moving six of its 14 employees to Houston over the next 90 days but will remain headquartered in Baton Rouge, co-founder Logan Meaux says. 

Lawmakers approve Louisiana film incentive extension as Texas pours money into its own program

Louisiana lawmakers have voted to extend the program that subsidizes film and TV production in the state. 

What to know about the SBA’s new rule for subcontracting 

Small federal contractors that don't abide by the letter of a new ruling from the Small Business Administration may face new penalties, Inc. reports. 

Banks tightening lending standards amid economic concerns

As the Federal Reserve continues to increase interest rates, banks including those in Louisiana...

Late-night restaurant serving home-cooked meals opening soon near LSU

Late-night restaurant Midnight Munchies is opening a second location next month, on West State Street, in the shadows of LSU's North Gates.

Learn what changes Magpie Cafe’s new owners are planning 

With one sip of Magpie Cafe‘s black coffee, Kyle Wilkinson had found his new favorite coffee shop.
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Vivid Ink adding space at headquarters to expand corporate apparel production

Vivid Ink Graphics is constructing a 5,300-square-foot building at its headquarters on Airline Highway.

Local roofing company caught up in name confusion 

An unfortunate mix-up is costing a local roofing company a lot of business, WBRZ-TV reports.

Inside downtown’s newest bar, Dark 30  

New downtown bar Dark 30 officially opens this Saturday on Third Street, in the former location of Lucy’s Retired Surfer Bar.  

NOLA-themed Fleurty Girl plans Baton Rouge location

Fleurty Girl, a New Orleans-themed retailer selling shirts, gifts and accessories, is planning to open its first Baton Rouge location in Mid City.Â