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Contractors are creating new solutions for an old and worsening labor problem.

Much of what was accomplished, or not, during the legislative session has been overshadowed by the mayhem of its final hours.

John Gordon: If you want a more committed team, then you must have a more connected team. Here are some exercises to build your team.

Between the threat of additional sessions this summer and reelection campaigns in the fall, there will be no shortage of political action in Louisiana’s Capitol as the Legislature and Gov. John Bel Edwards’ administration move through the final year of this term of state government. 

After years of grappling with low inventory, Baton Rouge-area car dealers are seeing a bump in sales this year, following the national trend of rising new car sales. 

The Baton Rouge Area Chamber is hosting its second annual  Economic Inclusion Symposium on Aug. 30. 

While Sanjay Sharma always wanted to make movies, the son of Indian immigrants didn’t see a viable path into that world, so the Baton Rouge High, Columbia University and Stanford Law graduate ended up working as an in-house attorney at Warner Bros. 

Officials with Our Lady of the Lake are working on a three-phase plan for a $100 million cancer center, says Charles “Chuck” Spicer, the health system’s Baton Rouge market president. 

Companies are bringing back relocation benefits, paying for workers to move across the country...

LSU today announced that technology licensing and commercialization veteran Spencer Rogers has been named director of the school’s Office of Innovation and Technology Commercialization.