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How Mid City home decor seller Shop House lets customers visualize purchases

Claire Marron put in plenty of work to renovate a small blue house on Acadian Thruway, but she’s not planning on living there

Companies use subtle wording in job ads to keep older people from applying

The government says that by 2031 there will be an estimated 4.8 million more men and women who are at least 65 years old in the U.S. workforce.

Does your company provide space for breastfeeding? It’ll soon be the law

If you haven't set aside a space for employees to breastfeed at your workplace, you'll most likely need to do so soon, according to Inc. magazine. 

Opinion| Flooded with questions

Louisiana is facing another insurance crisis but state officials—as usual—have no interest in addressing the root problem.

Opinion| Louisiana’s young continue leaving; so now what?

Not only is Louisiana continuing to lose residents to other states, but those who are leaving tend to have higher levels of wealth.

Banking industry wants Legislature to strengthen penalties against ATM thieves

A rise in ATM thefts has the Louisiana banking industry turning to the Legislature for help.
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NFIB state chapter readies push for tax cuts

The Louisiana chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business plans to press for tax cuts in light of the state’s surplus of dollars.

Roundup: IRS promise / Gas pipelines / Ascension Parish schools 

‘Real world improvements’: New IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel delivered a tax-season pledge Tuesday that...

Bernhard Capital-backed Grace Hebert Curtis acquires Florida architectural firm

Bernhard Capital-backed Grace Hebert Curtis Architects announced today it has acquired architectural firm Bullock Tice Associates.

How soon could ExxonMobil’s low-carbon business overtake oil and gas revenues?   

ExxonMobil’s low-carbon business has the potential to generate hundreds of billions of dollars in...