Publications in Business, regional

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Publication	Audience	Format	Latest Issue	Articles
Alaska Business Monthly	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2024 Bruce Dingeman. ALASKA TRENDS. RIGHT MOVES. INSIDE ALASKA BUSINESS. Turning Delegation Dreams into Reality: Tips for managers to spread the workload. Alaska Music Census: The bottom line of show business. Machine Philosophy: Ethical and legal implications of generative artificial intelligence. What ARE Is: Alaska Resource Education introduces youth to industry careers. The ABCs of Hybridizing the Fleet: ALFA BETA accelerates the energy transition. Burning at Both Ends: Used oil as usable fuel. Pressure Is Building: The slow rollout of CNG vehicle fuel. TRUApp Energy by Tex R Us: Alaska software to untangle oil field complexity. Making History: The future of petroleum's past. Look Inlet's Players. ConocoPhillips Alaska Update: Plans for Greater Mooses Tooth 2, Nuna, and Willow. A Track to Sustainability: How to diversify Railbelt electricity. Wet and Wild: New frontiers for cruise ship passengers. The Community Winter Access Trail: An almost-but-not-quite highway for North Slope villages. Two Heads Are Better: A joint venture adventure. Building a Better Bunny Boot: Alaska Gear Company's product development cycle. more	11157
American Journal of Business	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2012 A Country for All: An Immigrant Manifesto. Efficient labor reallocation and the liability of localness: unintended consequences of NAFTA and other commercial agreements. Arab American entrepreneurship in Detroit, Michigan. The webnovela and immigrants in the United States. Latino informal immigrant entrepreneurs in South Texas: opportunities and challenges for unauthorized new venture creation and persistence. Undocumented immigration and the business of farm labor contracting in the USA. Immigration Policy 2.0. Immigration: impacts on society & business.	49
Arkansas Business	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Apr 8, 2024 EXEC Q&A. MOVERS & SHAKERS. The Fraud Just Keeps Happening. Skilled Trades Make a Comeback. Tough Job, but It Beats Working. Heart Hospital Target of Whistleblower Suit. Nationwide News On Lithium. Landmark Acquisition Tops $38M Mark. Arkansas BanksbyAssets. SWIPED OUT: Card fees cost state businesses $600M in '22. Murphy USA Chief's Total Pay Was $10.6M. State Offers $10M to Strengthen Electric Grid. LR A&P Tax Collections Up 8.4% in 2023. Canoo Narrows Losses in Q4, But Stock Plunges 32%. Amazon to Open Facility in Spa City. WHISPERS. 45 years of OZK milestones: Gleason Sizes Up His Top 10. Cyberattack Pinches Providers.	57816
BBJToday	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2020 REAL ESTATE SALES: FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 17. New Bellingham meadery aims for summer opening. Sharptack Dry Goods joins coalition of small downtown businesses. New coffee shop to open on Bellingham waterfront. BECU to open financial center. Nucamp launches coding boot camp. Pandemic shows the importance of developing a business continuity plan. The Bellingham Business Journal to discontinue publishing.	2454
Bellingham Business Journal	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Aug 1, 2011 Tax liens. Sizzling summer sales and marketing ideas. Landlord licensing unnecessary. From the reporter's desk. Judgments. Liquor licenses. Building permits. Business licenses. Bankruptcies. Seattle Manufacturing Company: as one of just three carabiner manufacturers in the country, SMC focuses on making gear that will last a lifetime. Summertime means business for renting tools, toys: Bellingham shops use rentals, from yard equipment to sea kayaks, to capitalize on the rush of... Mt. Baker Red Cross receives grant. Whatcom Community Foundation makes top 100 list. Birch Bay Music Festival to benefit WeSNIP. From farmers market to brick and mortar: farmers markets often serve as an incubator for small businesses and can help entrepreneurs work out the... WWU, Aramark sign new dining services contract. Thunderbird Cafe opens in Birch Bay. Port of Bellingham gets clean audit. Bellingham to get electric car charging station. Rice Insurance celebrates 65 years in business. more	2513
Business Perspectives	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2012 National & regional economies. What is Memphis in May International Festival, Inc.[SM]? Tennessee in the United States[TM] census 2010. Stability and change: the presence and absence of women in Tennessee's corporate board rooms. Real estate cycle conditions & their main economic driver. The U.S. outlook for 2012. Building on the community's assets in 2012. Our region's mission: to create jobs. Getting aerotropolis off the runway. Job growth: a strategic plan for Greater Memphis. Memphis has the edge. Memphis: building positive momentum heading into 2012. Lakeland, Tennessee: Mayor Scott Carmichael. Germantown, Tennessee: Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy. Collierville, Tennessee: Mayor Stan Joyner. Bartlett, Tennessee: Mayor A. Keith McDonald. Arlington, Tennessee: Mayor Mike Wissman. "We're open for business". The outlook for Memphis: risk and reward. Which way are we headed? An outlook for Memphis, Shelby County, Germantown, Collierville, Bartlett, Arlington, and Lakeland, Tennessee. more	493
Caribbean Update	Trade	Newsletter	Apr 1, 2015 Calendar. More airlift. Macho dad. New building in old San Juan. Location consultations. Chinese interested. Investment grade reaffirmed. Samsung invests. $45 million Marriott. Financial report. $130 million food purchase. Too much paperwork. Soil mapping project. Carnival inaugural call. Record low temperature. Signs of growth. New Silver Airways flights. Arrivals up 9.5%. Govt. purchase offer. Oil Co. Acquired. more	18854
Catalyst (Dublin, Ohio)	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jul 1, 2009 Self-assessment exam. The Ohio society of CPAs: 2009-2010 conference calendar. Customizable breadth of topics drives CPAs to Ohio Accounting Shows. Don't miss the Financial Institutions Conference Aug. 18 in Columbus: the current environment is by far the most challenging financial institutions... Society's CPE season keeps ahead of turbulent times. Accountancy Board of Ohio disciplinary actions. Commitment to excellence and involvement earn Gerald R Weinstein, CPA, Ph.D. Outstanding Ohio Accounting Educator Award. Passion and community involvement drive OSCPA 2009 Public Service Award winner: David A. Brockman, CPA: for Dave Brockman, CPA giving back to his... More than 1.5 million reasons to salute the 2009 Outstanding Member Volunteer: Jerry L. Esselstein, CPA: Jerry L. Esselstein, CPA, owner of Jerry... Hazelbaker awarded OSCPA's highest honor: 2009 Gold Medal for Meritorious Service to the Accounting Profession. Corrections and clarifications. Ohio CPA/PAC Silent Auction raises money and builds excitement. Surviving today's economy main topic of 2009 Members Summit. J. Matthew Yuskewich, CPA, PFS installed as 2009-2010 chair of OSCPA Executive Board: J. Matthew Yuskewich, CPA, PFS, was installed as the 100th... Operation CPA hits close to home for volunteers: as any tax preparer will tell you, every minute between mid-January and April 15 is precious.... Scholarship Day showcases students' knowledge of accounting issues. CPAs and Cessnas: Roy Mitchell, CPA discusses his professional and personal passions: Roy has spent more than 30 years as a tax professional. He... Congressional delegation meets with OSCPA members during Society Fly-in: thirteen OSCPA members and keypersons addressed important accounting and... State budget deliberations a struggle; first interim budget in 18 years signed. OSCPA defends the interests of Ohio CPAs: Governmental Affairs. Advocacy. Lobbying. No matter what you call it, from a membership association... more	1074
ColoradoBiz	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Dec 22, 2023 Repair or replace. Why a job in sports is still... a job. FULFILLD. RISING IN THE WEST: These five innovators and their startups appear primed for commercial breakthroughs. AWARDS. Innovation, nimbleness drive Colorado's manufacturing comeback: Highlighting 10 in-state products, from whiskey to satellites to outdoor gear. FACES OF COLORADO BUSINESS: ColoradoBiz showcases the personalities behind the companies in a range of industries and in all stages of development,... 'Food as medicine' concept attracts investors: Denver startup promotes trackable nutrition as an employee benefit. Capitalizing on Colorado's homegrown energy. Keeping up with a dizzying array of regulatory air changes. Hunters aren't the only ones to hug and thank for Colorado's wildlife management. Unlocking America's energy security begins in the West. Balancing net zero and keeping the heat on. Overview of the ballot process in Colorado. 2024: The next battle in Colorado's never-ending fracking wars. Who will lead Colorado's energy future? 'Indie' ski areas lean into strengths. A perspective on wildfires. Marshall Fire recovery: Expedited permitting speeds rebuilding. Investing: Uncertain times call for reassurance: Wealth managers advise clients not to panic about interest rates, inflation and other challenges. more	5574
Daily Journal of Commerce (Portland, OR)	Trade	Newspaper	May 23, 2019 (Hospitality - 3rd Place) Canopy by Hilton Portland Pearl District. (Hospitality - 2nd Place TIE) Woodlark Hotel. (Hospitality - 2nd Place TIE) The Porter Hotel. (Hospitality - 1st Place) Hoxton Hotel. (Health Care - 3rd Place) Kaiser Permanente Tanasbourne Medical and Dental Office. (Health Care - 2nd Place) Garlington Health Center. (Health Care - 1st Place) OHSU Knight Cancer Center. (Education Renovation - Honorable Mention) Culinary Institute Renovation. (Education Renovation - 3rd Place) Southern Oregon University Lithia Pavilion & Student Rec Center. (Education Renovation - 2nd Place) Reynolds High School. (Education Renovation - 1st Place) Portland State University Stott Center Renovation, Viking Pavilion. OP-ED: Additional restrictions on noncompetition agreements. New tower opens at Bend medical campus. Two engineering firms combine forces. Crane safety stays in the spotlight.	1673
Daily Record (Baltimore, MD)	Trade	Newspaper	May 23, 2019 Kelly Irving, Alex Flister, Josh Geiger and Kara Collins / GKV. Kelly Irving, Alexandra Flister and Kara Collins / GKV. Sara H. Arthur, Anirban Basu, Stanford G. Gann Sr., Joseph W. Hovermill, Sharon Krevor-Weisbaum, David M. Martin and Alexandre H. Rene / UM Carey... Aaron Philip Dworkin / NSLA. Baltimore lubricants recycler buys European environmental services firm. American Gene Technologies gets patent to protect experimental HIV treatment. Court disbars veteran creditors' rights attorney for mishandling funds. Pulse Poll results: Readers evenly divided on possible Maryland pension divestment from Alabama. Travis Lamb and Anthony Faranca / The Cordish Cos. Rockville software firm Motionsoft raises $17 million. Bethany P. Neeb / Pessin Katz Law. Wynnes seek another high court victory over Md. tax law. Anna Borgerding / University of Md., Baltimore. Kelby Brick. Baltimore grocer marks 75 years in business. MVLS deputy director wins Judge Robert Bell Award. GBMC given gold seal from the Joint Commission. Baltimore weighs suing developers who demolished historic Woodberry mills.	5124
Detroiter	General	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2011 Up and coming: mark your calendar with these regional business events. Pepper Hamilton LLP. Lambert, Edwards & Associates. On the roster: join us in welcoming these new members to the chamber. We encourage you to contact them for future business opportunities. New faces in lansing: the Detroit Regional chamber reached out to these new legislators and asked them. Hitting the ground running: new year, new leadership stadewide. The scoop on Snyder's appointments. The 2011 North American International Auto Show: a world-class auto show in the Motor City. Charging ahead: battery manufacturing brings new opportunity to the region. Big, bold moves: Detroit Three CEOs poise the companies for success. Auto bailouts, two years later: new study finds U.S. aid to the auto industry averted loss of more than one million jobs. What's coming down the pipeline? Industry experts on what will be the norm in 10 years. A UAW for the 21st century: the 21st century UAW wants to play a constructive, positive role in the industry. Industry focus: the changing role of suppliers. Driving economic growth: building a robust public-private partnership to drive economic growth in Michigan's auto industry. An interview with chamber... Designing Detroit: profiles of big three: these leaders in automotive design add zing to the cars we drive. Detroit on wheels: check out some of Detroit's well-known celebrities, media figures and business people-and the cars they remember best. Take 10 with Erin Cummings: Detroit 1-8-7 actress talks the Motor City, music and filming in the D. The case for Michigan. Welcome to our region.	2445
Economic Review (Atlanta, Ga.)	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jul 1, 2010 Estimating the effect of mortgage foreclosures on nearby property values: a critical review of the literature.	189
Economic Review (Kansas City)	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2023 Do the Effects of Interest Rate Changes Depend on Inflation? Capital Flows and Monetary Policy in Emerging Markets around Fed Tightening Cycles. Do Immigration Restrictions Affect Job Vacancies? Evidence from Online Job Postings.	357
Economic Trends	General	Newsletter	Feb 24, 2016 Salaries of private college presidents.	1672
Finance and Commerce	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 23, 2019 MnDOT is taking a 'hard look' at I-94 bids that exceed estimate. DMC aims to foster affordable housing. Developer proposes first-ever Greenfield apartments.	1678
Hawaii Business	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jul 1, 2006 No reservations: a spontaneous visit to Shokudo Japanese Restaurant & Bar. 1971: not just a fad. Pay now or pay later? Is your "electronic house" in order? The need for legal and technical e-literacy. Containing mold: avoiding costly litigation. Buying a home for your business. Wealth management: the new paradigm. The king of beer sponsorships. Family matters: how to avoid a family feud when dealing with family-business succession. Keeping it real: three 30-somethings are mending more than sore backs at their Native Hawaiian healing center. Aid station. Toy story: with an eye on the video screen and an ear to the ground, Toys n'Jjoys Alex Le stays one step ahead of the rest of the gaming and toy... Business and the bird flu. Emergency: C-. Hawaii, not always the "Health State". Good for you? With so many food choices available, Hawaii Business looks at what goes into what we eat. Intern Management 101: because they can do so much more than operate the copy machine. Patterns of success: Tori Richard celebrates 50 years in business and goes back to its roots in women's resort wear. Maui retail guide. Maui office guide. more	3757
Idaho Business Review	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 23, 2019 Lawn care startup looks to make some green in Boise. Lyft, Uber drivers find financial success with strategic investment. Coeur d'Alene bank expanding to Post Falls. Broadband task force's first job: What internet access does Idaho have?	1202
Indiana Business Magazine	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Feb 1, 2009 New thinking: a concise, collaborative, statewide workforce development strategy. The wonder of VoWLAN: a fast-growing technology for business. Southeast Indiana update: the region's top business stories. BKD, LLP: an accounting and advisory firm with Indiana roots to 1917. Direct mail done right: today's direct marketers have a sophisticated, targeted option to email. What paperless office? Paper usage still growing by double digits. Who's coming to town: Indiana hosts a variety of meetings and conventions. College try: the benefits of having 32 independent colleges and universities in Indiana. Reaching higher: higher education targets economic development. Ivy Tech: one of the nation's largest community colleges. Stimulus package has costs.	2978
Journal Record (Oklahoma City, OK)	Trade	Newspaper	May 23, 2019 Oklahoma Bankers Association installs Frazier Henke as new chairman. Helpful tips on investing in office buildings. The right angle: Developers turn old dealership into mixed-use property. New downtown office buildings provide modern spin, retain historical integrity. Search for curated experiences helps drive hotel design. State boosts funding for nursing homes by 15%. Making sense of big data: Energy executives praise the benefits of digital technology. Family-friendly Play Cafe to open this fall. $5.4 million expansion planned for Stafford Air & Space Museum. Around Town: Cats can dance. Three rebate films selected for deadCenter Festival. Goodwin presented Guardian Award. Horn introduces JROTC pilot bill. River Spirit Casino to remained closed through Sunday. OU to host Facebook review board session. House passes bill creating budget office. WPX completes sale of pipeline interest. Bricktown Beach returns for 4th season.	7399
Lehigh Valley Business	General	Newspaper	May 23, 2019 Agreement adds options for Lehigh Valley bus service to Philadelphia. Wind Creek offers updated plans as closing of casino sale approaches. Regional law firm opens office in Easton. Coalition panel focuses on improving health care value. MRC heading to bigger office in Upper Macungie. Easton looking past Science Center cancellation.	1162
Long Island Business News	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 23, 2019 Priciest home sales in Holtsville. At Northwell, innovators awarded $1M. Free all-day seminar for inventors set for June 1. Priciest home sales in Port Washington. Joe Dowd: The one that got away might come back. Bank CEO pleads not guilty in bid to get Trump post.	3345
Los Angeles Business Journal	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Aug 23, 2010 Debit card measure a swipe at small business. Making a Play for Broad's Charity: philanthropist's millions would be better spent on building a theater than a downtown L.A. museum. Drilling for dollars. American Apparel CEO a good fit. Los Angeles business events. Glendale lease. Santa Monica sale. Miracle Mile landlord still hungers for eateries: Wayne Ratkovich blames economy for holding up restaurants. Done deals July 2010: last month's major commercial real estate transactions in Los Angeles County, including leases and sales. The LABJ stock index: tracking Los Angeles-area companies. Market summary. Weekly top losers. Weekly top gainers. Industry analysis. Market diary. Econowatch L.A. County. Mergers & acquisitions report: July 2010. Bankruptcies. Calendar. Construction projects: L.A. County projects ranked by construction cost. more	48
Mississippi Business Journal	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 3, 2019 Twitter voices are largely younger, more educated, Democrat. McCoy chosen to lead the Miss. Board of Pharmacy. ACEC of Mississippi announces award winners. Ross Horton rejoins Waggoner Engineering. LeFleur Museum District recognized with Regional Award. Forbes names Sanderson Farms among America's Best Employers. Byram joins NMMC. American Academy of Dermatology honors Brodell. Dr. Katie Meyer joins Children's Clinic-Saltillo. FBI Jackson Division announces 2018 FBI Director's Community Leadership Award. Varner joins Hattiesburg Clinic. Origin Bank hires Savana Skelton. Peoples promotes three. Natchez Convention Center welcomes Crocker. Clinton Public School District announces new leadership. Mississippi Forestry Commission hires Jas Smith. White named as Auditor, Assistant VP at Renasant. Universal Bankers hired for Planters Bank Southaven. LT Corp. acquires assets of LP Cylinder Service, Inc. Jack Talbert hired as First VP for Planters. more	4897
Missouri Lawyers Media	Trade	Newspaper	May 23, 2019 8th Circuit dismisses KCPD appeal. Appeals Court: Injured man proved dangerous condition' of Union bridge.	1086
Montana Business Quarterly	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jun 22, 2023 Not Out of the Woods: Log Hauling Costs Have Spiked in Montana and North Idaho. Return to Office: How Montana Companies are Navigating the Remote Work Revolution. Montana businesses with international trade anticipate growth, investment. MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN OF THE UM COLLEGE OF BUSINESS.	789
New Hampshire Business Review	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 24, 2024 State revenues up in April, but budget officials see revenues slowing after 2025: April revenues of $38.2 million were 7.9% more than projected. Some key contracting issues for solar installations. Q&A: Apparel Impact CEO Joe Whitten: To date, Apparel Impact has diverted over 65 million clothing items from entering a landfill - a number that... Q1 real estate in NH: a mixed bag for residential, office, industrial: Report shows there's too much office space to rent, too little residential... Pabellones de Colombia. Vitrinas de la naturaleza entre 1851 y 2015: ___Colombian Pavilions. Showcases of Nature Between 1851 and 2015. Leadership Unscripted: 5 NH business icons gather for June 6 panel talk at the Rex Theatre. Largest slate of workplace electric vehicle chargers in NH to date unveiled: Hooksett-based Merchants Fleet adds 13 EV charging ports to existing 12,... Keene passes 'cottage-court' ordinance to promote small-scale development: City officials hope the change will diversify the kinds of units... Hampton Beach Casino redevelopment: New concert venue, 500-room hotel, convention center: As 125-year-old building becomes harder to maintain, Casino... ConVal superintendent to leave in August. City council approves pay increases for paraprofessionals. Changing of the guard: Political incumbents choosing to exit opens door for next wave of leaders. ARMI project secures $100 million from Department of Defense: 10-year agreement for Dean Kamen-led biofabrication effort in Manchester builds on... A lesson from GE: Spectacular returns can be detrimental. (Opinion) Unleashing the magic of learning: embracing innovation and opportunity at World Academy: Culture of exploration Led to development of... (Opinion) Granite United Way donor to match up to $20,000 in donations. (Opinion) A huge opportunity for the Granite State: Internet access depends on more than wires, poles and other pieces of infrastructure. (Ask the Experts) What to know when investing in solar energy.	19927
New Life Journal	General	Magazine/Journal	Sep 1, 2009 Corinna Wood: gathers together herbs and people ready to learn about them. Local Wi-Fi on the rise. Farmers receive help to promote their crops. Paper mache in a new way! Juniper Cooper shares how you can turn paper scraps into a candle holder that's a work of art. A partnership for sustainable development: Mike Figura outlines the recent agreement between three powerful government agencies that have joined... DIY home improvement: you don't have to be scared to tackle some projects on your own, says contractor Terry White. Sustaining sites and search engines: Mary Anne Bennick clicks her way to websites that have everyone's well-being in mind. Savor your true nature: Ruth Gonzalez takes you to the True Nature Country Fair. Mushrooms: doctors of the woods: Zev Friedman shares a fungus that can help keep you and your environment healthy. Fitness on top of dysfunction: Brian L. Schwager reveals the fallacies of exercise performance and what you can do to avoid injury. Preventing Alzheimer's: Dr. Elizabeth Pavka explains what nutrition's got to do with it. Homemade herbal medicines: according to Corinna Wood, whipping up tinctures and infusions is easy as pie. Protect your pet naturally: the secret to having a healthy dog or cat starts with their skin. A little maintenance goes a long way: naturopath Glenn Ingram Jr. gets you thinking prevention to avoid chronic disease clown the road. The power of perception: Mimi Hernandez shares how shooing away stress can mean a healthier you. People are talkin', talkin' bout prevention.	1147
New Orleans CityBusiness	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 23, 2019 Want summer business? Do a digital marketing health check. High passenger activity anticipated at New Orleans Airport this weekend. Louisiana fuel refinery plans $150M in expansion projects.	1666
NJ Biz	Trade	Newspaper	May 23, 2019 Redwood Realty closes over $7 Million in Hudson County transactions. Camden public art project receives $55,000 award. Interim financial officer named CFO for The Vitamin Shoppe. Walmart has hired 2,341 in NJ in veteran job initiative. WIC participants can now access benefits from small farms. NAIOP event recognizes commercial real estate leaders, firms and deals. Gateway's Zaro welcomes House Transportation Funding Bill. Report: Clean energy jobs employ almost 52,000 in NJ. Schindler Elevator names Virdi CFO. Hackensack UMC introduces new stent for serious aortic condition. Mount Laurel development funded in part by NJHMFA. RU-led team finds targeting key gene could lead to Down syndrome treatment. Jersey City to offer first on-demand public transit option in NJ. Top Dems upset over Murphy 'dark money' millionaire's tax ad. Monmouth poll shows Booker support at 1 percent while women begin to gain. Plainfield breaks ground on mixed-use economic development project in 4th ward. NKF sells 8-acre Meadowlands industrial redevelopment site. Diagnosing and treating racial bias in health care. Bill expanding state medical marijuana program moves forward. Bussel Realty leases 17,500-SF industrial property in Linden. more	3847
Oregon Business	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2002 Blue plate special: Business people do lunch with Oregon business. The State we're in. Power List. Caring for our health: Top tips for holding the line on costs. Good Question: Your daughter or son wants to take over the family business. But you'd never hire this person off the street. What do you do? Planning for the exit: Tough times challenge angel investors as they try to get a return on investment. (Business Tools Investing). ?Habla espanol? Savvy marketers are taking aim at the growing Hispanic population. (Business Tools Marketing). Quittin' time? Leaving a steady job may seem dumb in a downturn. But quitting could be crucial to your career. (Business Tools Career Planning). Cleaner cows: Mehrton Homer of Painted Hills natural beef bets the ranch on health-conscious consumers. (In Character). Top deals of the year. How the deals went down: 2001 was a drab year for big deals. The zen of deal making: With the days of easy money long gone, patience is the greatest asset of today's venture capitalist. The Energizer CEO; Dick Reiten has been burning the midnight oil to pull off the deal of a lifetime: NW Natural's takeover of PGE. High techies left high and dry: Oregon's first recession in two decades has hit high-earning high-tech professionals hard. Building a better crop. (Around the State). Whining and winning on taxes. (Out There). Only in Oregon. (Out There). Bricks and clicks. (Out There). Water-cooler fodder. (Out There). Will it Fly? Weighing the odds for an up-and-coming Oregon startup. (Around the State). more	2316
Partners in Community and Economic Development	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jun 22, 2011 Putting it all together for a better future: persistently low high school graduation rates are a problem facing communities across the nation, with...	232
Rochester Business Journal	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 23, 2019 PGA turns to local agencies to help market KitchenAid Senior Championship. Christa continues foray into student housing with $100M project near RIT. Transcat posts record Q4, full year sales. Gas prices drop just in time for Memorial Day travel. (marketing SR). Early investors in Morgan-backed funds may have to give back some money.	1882
South Dakota Business Review	Trade	Newsletter	Mar 1, 2009 The growth years, 1967-1989. Prices received by farmers for commodities sold. Annual crop acreage and production South Dakota 2007-2008. Nonfarm wage and salary employment for South Dakota. Total personal income. Consumer price index. South Dakota local conditions indicators. 2008 Population estimates for South Dakota counties. South Dakota and United States. Follow up to Pine Ridge Micro Lending article published in South Dakota Business Review January 2009. Final issue. Understanding traffic death rates: can we keep our children safe?	421
Texas Business Review	Trade	Newsletter	Apr 1, 2011 Texas TV, film and video game incentives: fast forward to big economic impact.	201
Utah Business	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Feb 1, 2023 Stoic principles to guide leaders: Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" contains valuable lessons that can help guide success in organizations and teams. Roundtable: Building, Construction & Design. MEET THE 2023 40 UNDER 40 HONOREES. How Derral Eves founded Creatus and VidSummit, then built the #1 crowdfunded TV series in history: All by being a disruptive entrepreneur. Yes, Park City is still 'America's ski town': After the mining boom's end, skiing kept Park City alive. Now, visitors to Summit County bring over $1... 'Greenwashing' might be financially beneficial--until your customers catch on: Across all industries, overstated sustainability initiatives run... The FTX crash didn't break Giddy: But some Utah crypto investors lost big. The future of education is inclusive, flexible and hands-on: Small changes to Utah's education system have big impacts, especially for underserved... When Utah CEOs are 'called to serve': Long-term succession planning allows for smooth executive transitions when CEOs leave their posts to serve... Strategic Innovation Portfolio Management. In praise of Park City.	7150
Wenatchee Business Journal	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2022 Chelan-Douglas commissioners choose 5 community members for Health Board. Wine, women & shoes raises almost $150,000. Ann Congdon stepping down as PUD Commissioner after serving 18 years. Wenatchee MSA (Chelan and Douglas Counties): Labor Area Summary--March 2022. Former employees sue Confluence Health. DISTRICT COURT: A cheaper and faster option for civil litigations? Why good branding sets you apart from your competitors? When Conversation Loses Steam. BNCW EVENTS. Thinking About Participating in the 2022 Banner Bank and BNCW Home Tour & Remodeling Expo? Searching for culinary experts! What's New From Our CEO. BNCW Chairman's Corner. New executive chef brings international expertise to Siren Song Estate Winery tasting room . Barrett gift provides Speaking and Listening Skills courses at WVC. Dizzy D's gains new owners. Numerica PAC hires new Director of Development. Lake Chelan Home Watch earns Accredited Member status for 9th year. JBe Marketing Group hires Digital Designer. Commissioner Overbay appointed to WCRP Executive Committee. more	32