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Across Louisiana, companies are investing in the energy transition

For some companies, sustainability is no longer simply a buzzword intended to pacify the...

Edwards says all state employees will now receive paid parental leave 

Gov. John Bel Edwards this morning announced that the state will now offer paid parental leave to its some 70,000 employees. 

The actors’ strike is over. What now?

A new deal ending the Hollywood actors’ strike is being celebrated in Baton Rouge.

Capital Region adds 4,900 jobs to hit all-time high

The Baton Rouge metro area added about 4,900 jobs in September while posting a 13,300 job increase year over year, the Baton Rouge Area Chamber reports. 

Baton Rouge organizations backing Congressional passage of tax policies

Several Baton Rouge organizations have signed a letter by the National Association of Manufacturers asking leaders in Congress to pass three tax provisions that impact manufacturing and business. 

Baton Rouge Zydeco draw solid crowds in first few games

While the Baton Rouge Zydeco―the city’s new professional hockey team―is off to a slow start record-wise, dropping the first four games, early attendance is ahead of the pace needed to make the team a business success. 

Where to order premade Thanksgiving dishes in Baton Rouge 

Is turkey the real star of Thanksgiving dinner? Sure, some loyalists wait all year for the perfect bird. But, to some, a mountain of mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, and classic stuffing make the meal.

How to get better at thinking strategically 

A common piece of developmental feedback for employees and managers alike is the need to move from tactical to strategic thinking. But what does that look like?   

Former Louisiana House speaker tapped as Landry’s budget chief 

Gov.-elect Jeff Landry has named former House Speaker Taylor Barras to be his chief budget architect. 

Women are on the rise in America’s highest-paying occupations 

The playing field has begun to even out for women in the 10 highest paying occupations in America, a new Pew Research Center study finds.