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Coast could lose $350 billion

NEW ORLEANS — Global warming, fiercer and more frequent hurricanes and environmental degradation...

Poll: Hawker Beechcraft won’t be coming to Louisiana

Few 10/12 poll respondents look for Hawker Beechcraft to move its operations from Kansas...

Collegiate energy trading is just like the real thing

Some of the world’s largest energy trading firms will be at Tulane University on...

Leading political strategists convene in New Orleans

The Bipartisan Policy Center is bringing the Beltway to the Big Easy with its...

Chevron Place reopens as a technology hub

Chevron Place is finding new life as a hub for tech-based firms. The 21-story...

Places to be on the corridor

:: Nov. 17-19: The Gulf Coast Government Contractors Association, Mississippi Enterprise for Technology and...
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Viewpoint: Constitutional ballot strains voters’ patience

It doesn't take much thoughtful consideration to conclude that the slate of constitutional amendments...

Press flacks have their own stories in race for No. 2

Secretary of State Jay Dardenne, a Baton Rouge Republican, has been the quicker picker-upper...

Airport continues posting gains

For four months in a row now, Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is...

October energy leases hit four-year low

The Louisiana Mineral and Energy Board collected only $2.6 million for the state in...