A Women in Business network in Imperial Valley is bringing local entrepreneurs together through strategy, mentorship, and self-care. The initiative highlights how personal well-being and community support can boost professional success for women leaders throughout the region.
Kroger’s announcement to build a $391 million distribution center in Simpson County comes as a major boost for Franklin and the surrounding area. Viewed as a timely gift for the region, the development underscores a growing sense of optimism about future opportunities in southwestern Kentucky.
OPEC is holding steady on its upbeat oil demand forecast for 2026, expecting an increase of around 1.4 million barrels per day. This outlook remains unchanged from the previous month’s estimate and highlights the cartel’s confidence in continued global economic growth.
A recent Dallas Morning News Editorial questions whether so-called “Trump accounts” truly offer the right path for supporting younger generations. Instead, it encourages policies that promote growth, reduce taxes, and strengthen education, arguing these efforts lay a stronger foundation for the youth.
This December feature highlights key figures and developments in the Western Massachusetts business community. Originally presented by Masslive’s “People in Business,” it showcases the region’s ongoing economic growth and the professionals shaping it.
Local business owners in Imperial Valley are invited to the 2025 Small Business Expo on December 3rd at the Martin Luther King Jr. Sports facility in El Centro. Hosted by the Imperial Valley Small Business Development Center (SBDC), the event will focus on community collaboration and economic growth for small enterprises.
Amazon’s $15 billion data center project is set to expand Northwest Indiana’s power capacity without adding new costs for local utility customers. As the largest single investment in Indiana’s history, it underscores a transformative partnership between Amazon and NIPSCO with far-reaching impact.
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.