A new Starbucks is coming to Farnsfield after the district council granted planning permission, despite concerns raised over highway safety. Councillors discussed potential road risks but ultimately voted in favor of the development, paving the way for the coffee giant to proceed.
An opinion piece by Stefan Haney calls for bold changes in Moscow, outlining a need to look ahead with fresh ideas. Although the full commentary is not accessible, its categorization under “business” suggests potential focus on local economic growth and leadership.
A Kamloops councillor is pressing government leaders to extend financial aid programs to flight training students in an effort to offset a growing pilot shortage. Serving as president of the Kamloops Airport Authority Society, Coun. Bill Sarai is asking City Council to lobby for this expanded support at both provincial and federal levels.
Mozambique is poised to introduce a tourist tax on accommodations to elevate infrastructure and boost marketing campaigns. This initiative aims to double foreign tourist arrivals by 2030, signaling a profound commitment to strengthening the country’s travel sector.
The Boulder Jewish Film Festival’s expanded screenings of “Yaniv” and “Midas Man” underscore the event’s growing impact on cultural tourism in the United States. By featuring these new films, the festival invites visitors from all over to celebrate Jewish storytelling and support Boulder’s local economy.
The Federal Communications Commission’s upcoming spectrum auction could reshape the U.S. economy and bolster national security. By selling critical bandwidth to private companies, the United States aims to strengthen its leadership in advanced technology, from 5G and 6G networks to artificial intelligence and satellite infrastructures.
A new study from the Port of Centralia projects more than $1 billion in local economic activity by 2026. Conducted by an independent consulting firm, the report emphasizes the potential of the Port’s Industrial Parks to fuel regional growth.
Anniston, Alabama, has received a $750,000 federal grant from the National Park Service’s Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization program. These funds will be allocated as subgrants by the Anniston Downtown Development Authority to help transform the city’s historic downtown.
With the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympic Games just three years away, the Valley Industry Association hosted a luncheon at College of the Canyons to help Santa Clarita businesses get ahead. Local leaders came together to explore strategies for capitalizing on this global event.
Once dismissed as an abandoned property, Mohawk Harbor now hums with life. Over two decades, the site in Schenectady has welcomed a casino, a hockey arena, hotels, and homes, offering a new vision for waterfront development.
