Business News

After three and a half years of recovering from COVID-era losses, U.S. oil production hit an all-time high this past week. 

There’s criticism over a lack of transparency by the Department of Energy around the application and selection process.

The Capital Region’s housing market is continuing to shift and tighten, according to the latest data released by the Greater Baton Rouge Association of Realtors. 

Health insurance costs for companies are climbing at the steepest rate in years, and it has executives looking for ways to remain competitive with job seekers while also managing the added expense, The Wall Street Journal reports. 

Businesses short on cash are turning to so-called double-dip loans to refinance short-term debt...

While sales were initially slow this year in Baton Rouge’s upper-end home market, local broker Quita Cutrer of Burns & Co. says sales are picking up. 

Baton Rouge-based Wilbur Marvin Foundation and a subsidiary of Chevron are winding down their...

Baton Rouge restaurateur Stephanie Phars has made style shifts to her popular Zeeland Street eatery every few years since it opened nearly three decades ago. 

An infusion of federal money has helped Louisiana plug nearly 500 abandoned oil and gas wells this year.

Baton Rouge Community College is relaunching its Commercial Driver’s License program later this month as the nation continues to grapple with a truck driver shortage.