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Inflation still leads the list of concerns for small business owners 

Small business optimism decreased slightly in March and marked the 15th consecutive month below...

How Pennington’s Metamor Institute is changing the model for treating obesity

In early March, a new report by the World Obesity Federation said that within 12 years, 51% of the world’s population will be overweight or obese, with rates rising faster than average among children and low-income communities

Ucore will invest $75M in Louisiana rare earth separation, purification facility 

Ucore North America, a subsidiary of Ucore Rare Metals Inc., will invest $75 million to establish North America’s first modern technology rare earth element separation and purification facility, in Alexandria, Business Facilities reports.

Australian firm eyes Ascension Parish for EV battery materials production plant

Australian company Element 25 is exploring plans to build an electric vehicle battery materials production facility in Ascension Parish, LED announced this morning.

Is inflation finally beginning to cool? 

Inflation ticked down yet again last month, reports The Washington Post, but prices continued...

ExxonMobil’s hunt for a fracking acquisition signals industry shift in the oil patch 

ExxonMobil’s hunt for a blockbuster deal in U.S. shale could kick off a bonanza...
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G2 Net-Zero scraps plans for Cameron Parish LNG terminal

Baton Rouge-based G2 Net-Zero has scrapped plans to build an LNG export facility with a capacity of about 13 MTPA in Cameron Parish, LNG Prime reports.

Offices planned for former State National Life Insurance Building in downtown

The seven-story State National Life Insurance building on Third Street, one of Baton Rouge’s first major office buildings, may be closer to coming back to life.

Southern tennis player among female athletes featured in NIL campaign

Lately, women’s sports have been getting more attention. The LSU women’s basketball team’s victory...

Developer purchases 60 acres for controversial Woodhill subdivision

Plans are for the subdivision, which will be south of the intersection of South Tiger Bend and Hoo Shoo Too roads, to have 194 single-family residences.