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‘But is she likable enough?’

Women who behave in authoritative ways risk being deemed difficult, brusque or bossy, while those who are too nice risk having their competence questioned. How to escape the very real likability trap that still exists in the modern workplace.

Coaching your team to avoid office drama

It takes intentional focus to create a drama-resistant culture.

Vacations need not be long to have impact

You don’t need a budget-busting two-week trip abroad to feel refreshed.

Instagram should be part of most marketing strategies

It's less about pushing sales and more about personality.

How I Got Started: Ann Connelly of Ann Connelly Fine Art tells her story

How this savvy businesswoman went from operating a startup in a work room in her home to anchor tenant of her own luxury development called Studio Park.

No comment from St. George on Broome’s lawsuit against incorporation

Organizers of the proposed city of St. George declined to comment this morning on a suit filed today by Mayor Sharon Weston Broome.
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News alert: Broome sues St. George organizers

Mayor Sharon Weston Broome, as expected, files a lawsuit fighting the incorporation of St. George, saying it will hurt Baton Rouge and the parish.

LSU student entrepreneurs are predicting crime before it happens

A group of LSU computer science students have turned a crime prediction software project into Crimer, a tech startup venture.

Fluker Farms bets the black soldier fly holds the key to food sustainability

Port Allen-based Fluker Farms’ black soldier fly venture with LSU could be a model for food sustainability and conscious capitalism.

Alford: Gubernatorial candidates need to speak up about transition teams

If John Bel Edwards and Eddie Rispone want to inject a bit of honest...