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Capital Region health systems still trying to navigate their way to a new normal

Leaders of more than 300 hospitals reported higher revenue in a recent survey, with most of the acceleration happening on the outpatient side. 

See how Mo Vij and 365Labs are streamlining law enforcement operations

Louisiana’s fastest-growing software firm could have been launched anywhere in the nation. But Mohit “Mo” Vij, president and CEO of 365Labs, always insisted on Baton Rouge.

Prime-age workers participating in US job market at record levels

Americans in their prime are employed or on the job hunt at a rate...

More than 220 businesses join Louisiana anti-litter effort

A new Louisiana program meant to emphasize the link between cleanliness and economic prosperity now includes 28 chambers of commerce and more than 220 businesses, Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser’s office reports. 

Using the arts and breakfast to network and boost business

As part of The Arts Council in Greater Baton Rouge’s recent economic development efforts, the organization has launched a new quarterly Art in Business breakfast series with keynote speakers and networking opportunities for area companies. 

Despite extreme weather, little is being done to strengthen the US power grid 

From winter storms to sweltering summer heat, there’s a consensus among experts that increasing...

Alford: How high could legislative turnover climb?

Due to unexpected resignations, term limits and lawmakers seeking other offices, turnover in the...

Cheniere Energy eyes new gas pipeline connecting Louisiana expansion project 

Cheniere Energy this week said it’s considering building a new pipeline to link its Louisiana expansion project to other pipelines in major shale-gas producing regions as it seeks to diversify its risk, LNG Industry reports.

How to motivate employees to reach their full potential

What should you do when your employees aren’t reaching their full potential? According to...

Hammond group buys land in Health District for apartment community

Hammond-based Stoa Group closed on more than six acres on Picardy Avenue last week for its planned Heights at Picardy apartment community.