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Baton Rouge-based Falaya continues growth trajectory with Georgia expansion

Baton Rouge-based Falaya, an online home-selling platform, has expanded into Georgia.

State offices continue to spar over use of historic NOLA building

The office that oversees state museums does not ensure that an apartment it controls...

Property containing indoor gun range at Millerville sells for $4.6M

The property containing Range USA on Greens at Millerville Boulevard has sold for $4.6...

What do employees really want from companies?

In the wake of the pandemic, there’s been fierce debate about what workers really want. 

While Texas balks, Louisiana pursues clean energy projects 

While the Texas Legislature is considering bills designed to reduce the state’s reliance on wind and solar power, Edwards happily described his work with Louisiana Republicans to turn that state into a hub for clean energy along the Gulf Coast. 

Why companies don’t want their employees taking Ozempic to lose weight 

Many Americans who are looking to use medications like Ozempic to lose weight are hitting a barrier: Their employers’ health plans won’t pay for them. 
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Alford: State budget negotiation becomes a timing issue

There’s the math inside the state budget, and then there’s the math to pass the state budget. 

LSU Athletic Director Scott Woodward talks hiring and managing top talent on Strictly Business

Why does LSU Athletic Director Scott Woodward view his management style as more executive...

Magpie Cafe changes ownership

The couple behind Magpie Cafe have sold the business, it was announced over the weekend. 

Business, good-government groups renew push for a Louisiana ‘reset’

Three of Louisiana’s most prominent nonpartisan policy groups have unveiled a slate of briefings and recommendations that they hope will help guide and inform this year’s state elections.Â