Business News

Breaking news, company moves, economic trends, and the deals shaping Greater Baton Rouge and the Capital Region.

Louisiana’s weekly initial unemployment claims rise 17%

Louisiana’s initial unemployment insurance claims rose to 11,780 last week, up from 10,045 the...

Husch Blackwell aims to complete LSU Title IX investigation in February

Husch Blackwell, the Missouri-based law firm conducting an independent, comprehensive review of LSU’s Title...

Early voter turnout for mayor’s race appears to favor Broome, pollster says

While voter turnout for Saturday’s election is expected to be relatively anemic compared to...

LSU Lakes restoration project receives 19 responses to three RFPs

University Lakes LLC has received 19 responses to its three requests for proposals focused...

Spanish Town Market reverts to original Capitol Grocery name

After bearing the name Spanish Town Market for the past seven years, the new owners of the historic business have returned to the shop’s original Capitol Grocery name.

‘LaPolitics’; Low turnout expected for proposition-heavy election

The record-breaking turnout produced by Louisiana voters last month will not be duplicated tomorrow....
- Advertisement -

Engel & Völkers reenters Baton Rouge market, opens office in Mall of Louisiana

Engel & Völkers has reentered the Baton Rouge market, with managing broker Amanda Parfait...

Can you say ‘flexibility?’

It’s a high-rise of adjustments for Class A property managers as the pandemic has companies wanting shorter leases and less space.

Supply chain economics

The evolving distribution model of Amazon and industrial suppliers is creating rising demand for warehouse space in the Capital Region.

Retailers’ holiday complaints halt Corporate road work

After a dismal year of business due to shutdowns from the COVID-19 pandemic, retailers...
1...1,1141,1151,116...1,691Page 1,115 of 1,691