Business News

Industriplex warehouse sells to local investors for $1.7M

A warehouse at 11777 Industriplex Blvd. was sold to local investors for $1.7 million in a deal that closed Monday.

I Hate Receipts partnering with Shopify, Pax Payment to expand app

Less than one year after its launch, Baton Rouge-based tech startup I Hate Receipts has raised half of the $1.5 million it is targeting in its seed round of funding, and has signed a deal with online retail platform Shopify, which will expose potentially millions of users to the company’s app.

Mid City Shopping Center sold to Fast Stop owners

The Mid City Shopping Center, at the corner of North Foster Drive and Greenwell Springs Road, was sold for $3.65 million in a deal filed Monday.

Alford: Louisiana once again waiting on Washington

ach passing day brings with it new promises of federal funding, yet the sun rises and sets with little hope of immediate arrival.

LSU partners with employee upskilling platform to offer online credentials

LSU this morning announced a new partnership with education and upskilling platform Guild Education to provide online degrees and certificate programs to Guild’s employer partners, which include Chipotle, Target, Walmart and Waste Management.

Potential sites for new Mississippi River bridge narrowed to 17

Officials and consultants with the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development have identified 17 potential sites for a new Mississippi River Bridge in the Greater Baton Rouge Area.
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Baton Rouge cryptocurrency entrepreneurs plan platform to invest in young athletes

Local entrepreneurs have launched a cryptocurrency and are building a platform they say will allow investors to profit by picking up-and-coming athletes.

Pace of bank mergers faster than at any time since 2008 crash

Banks this year are completing acquisitions and mergers at a pace not seen since the 2008 financial crisis, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Louisiana export terminals up and running but below normal volume

U.S. soybean exports jumped to a six-month peak last week while corn shipments were...

Vinformatix to partner with DC firm to go after federal contracts

Baton Rouge-based IT firm Vinformatix is positioning itself for growth in the government contracting sector through a new, joint venture with The Parnin Group, an Alexandria, Virginia, consulting firm that specializes in working with governmental agencies.