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5 takeaways for business leaders to survive the next recession or disruption
Business leaders can survive the next recession by assessing their company’s position, planning for bumps, and looking out for opportunities. The novel coronavirus pandemic spurred a profound humanitarian, public health, and economic crisis......»»
5 takeaways for business leaders to survive the next recession or disruption
Business leaders can survive the next recession by assessing their company’s position, planning for bumps, and looking out for opportunities. The novel coronavirus pandemic spurred a profound humanitarian, public health, and economic crisis......»»
Proptech startup planning fund to seize opportunities during economic slump
Real estate technology startup Cadre is planning to launch a new fund to seize on property-market opportunities that arise from the economic downturn in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic,... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Statewide coalition, Milwaukee entrepreneur launch COVID-19 impact grant programs
To help Wisconsin's small businesses impacted by the economic fallout cause by the COVID-19 outbreak, organizations across the state have created grant programs to provide some financial relief to those owners. The Ethic and Diverse Business Coalition,.....»»
How Birmingham’s leaders view its economic development growth and potential — a panel discussion on the state of business in the city
Birmingham has seen a strengthening economy and a more diverse array of business opportunities in recent years. With 2020 drawing closer, what is the city planning to do to continue to grow its economy, support its talent, and encourage innovation.....»»
WEDC determines Exact Sciences doesn"t owe anything
Wisconsin's economic development agency has determined that Madison-based medical diagnostics firm Exact Sciences Corporation doesn't have to repay any tax credits, after the company pledged to return $61,000 for jobs created outside the state......»»
Table of Experts: Current state of immigration in Albany
In November 2023, Whiteman Osterman & Hanna hosted a roundtable discussion with local leaders on the current state of immigration and what business leaders need to know about the potential benefits and opportunities for our region. The discussion w.....»»
Kwik Trip expansion in La Crosse grows to $378M project, wins additional state incentives
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. has approved $5 million in additional tax credit incentives for Kwik Trip Inc.'s ongoing headquarters expansion in La Crosse, which is now expected to be a $378 million project creating 662 jobs......»»
Tech talent embraces remote work in Arizona after pandemic relocations
The pandemic recalibrated ideas about working remote, and some people have chosen to relocate to the Grand Canyon State as a result. "Everyone’s going to Arizona now," according to one newcomer......»»
NewsWatch: A million new jobs? That’s how many Wall Street thinks the U.S. created in April
The U.S. might have created a million jobs in April --- or more --- as the economic recovery spread across the country and reached businesses that suffered the most in the first year of the pandemic......»»
Economic Report: A million new jobs? That’s how many Wall Street thinks the U.S. created in April
The U.S. might have created a million jobs in April --- or more --- as the economic recovery spread across the country and reached businesses that suffered the most in the first year of the pandemic......»»
Economic sweet spots: As pandemic recedes, North Carolina "just right" for major job growth
It’s a Goldilocks moment for North Carolina as companies that are looking to expand find it a perfect fit. The question is: Can the state take full advantage of this opportune moment?.....»»
How many of Sylvamo"s 300 "created" jobs are new? Here"s why it may not matter
In an interview with MBJ, EDGE senior economic development specialist John Lawrence talked about Sylvamo's job number, the benefits of keeping them, and whether they could choose a different state......»»
How entrepreneurs can bolster their company and emerge from the pandemic as new market leaders
The pandemic's impact and innovation gaps have created an opening for new startups to emerge and disrupt existing markets. Prepared lead.....»»
Local alliances put some cities on the fast track to recovery
Economic development agencies have created comeback plans for several midsize cities that will position them to quickly rebound from the pandemic......»»
What It Costs to Retire in Every State
A 2019 report from the Federal Reserve found that nearly one in every four American adults have no retirement savings. During the economic crisis brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, that share has........»»
What the state is advising for businesses to encourage vaccinations
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., with consultation from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, is offering resources to business owners to encourage employees to get the Covid-19 vaccine......»»
Small Business, Big Mission: Controversial bills could threaten state"s economy, CEO says
Sporting events canceled, economic development deals ditched, conventions relocated. No, this isn’t fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s backlash to North Carolina’s 2016 transgender “bathroom bill” — and Joe Woolley fears Tennessee could be next......»»
Florida jobless rate falls to 4.8%
Despite the leisure and hospitality industry still struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, Florida’s unemployment rate continues to improve as vaccinations increase and people return to the workforce. The state Department of Economic Opp.....»»
New NMSU initiative to spotlight development opportunities along border with Mexico
The first Center for Border Economic Development project will be a public database of resources for border businesses facing economic uncertainty due to the pandemic......»»