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Biden’s corporate tax hike would hurt some companies more than others

Corporations had ample warning—an entire presidential campaign—that tax increases were coming. But that doesn’t...

St. George squabble headed to hearing later this spring

The two sides in the court battle over the incorporation of the prospective city...

Mid City Artisans to sell products, offer classes from Square 46 store

Square 46, the Mid City mixed-use development that formerly housed White Star Market, is...

Bon Carré getting $10M face-lift

The new owners of Bon Carré are getting ready to begin work on an exterior renovation of the 71,000-square-foot office park and former shopping center that they acquired in early December.

Audit: LWC may have issued improper unemployment payments

The Louisiana legislative auditor has flagged the Louisiana Workforce Commission for issuing improper payments...

Small business owners feel pressure of personal debt guarantees

The vise is tightening on owners of restaurants, fitness centers and other small U.S....
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Closed party primary debate dividing Louisiana GOP

Louisiana's Republican leaders are sharply at odds over whether and how the state should...

Baton Rouge getting its first hostel

A Baton Rouge native and avid traveler is transforming a former day care center...

Former BRAC, New Schools executives form education nonprofit

Liz Smith and Adonica Duggin, both well-known for their work in economic development and education policy circles, have left their respective positions with the Baton Rouge Area Chamber and New Schools for Baton Rouge to form their own education nonprofit.

Nexus Louisiana and LSU launch program for aspiring entrepreneurs

Nexus Louisiana, in partnership with LSU, has announced a new initiative called Ignition to...
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