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After years of bumps, things are looking up for the American economy—but there are still risks on the horizon for business leaders, Inc. reports. 

Sports wagers continued to rise in Louisiana in November, though a low win percentage and promotional deductions cut tax collections from the month prior.

The $32 million first phase of the long-awaited University Lakes Project began after the...

Travel over Christmas and New Year's tends to spread out over many days, so the peaks in the U.S. are likely to be lower than they were during the Thanksgiving holiday. That is making airlines and federal officials optimistic.

While two of Baton Rouge’s casinos saw dips in revenue during November, the recently...

Former Republican U.S. Rep. Ralph Abraham will lead Louisiana’s Department of Health, Gov.-elect Jeff Landry announced today.   

Even before Virginia lawmakers passed a tough new law against organized retail crime earlier this year, Bradley Haywood, a public defender in Arlington, Virginia, challenged the rationale.

Roles are rapidly shifting across multiple industries and company leaders will need to keep up in 2024, Inc. reports. 

In a year full of big numbers, with strong gains for stocks and even more fantastic flights for crypto, it was one shrinking number that superseded all.

Navigating a company through periods of change can be challenging for even the most...