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(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – A few small business owners are kicking off the holiday season early in Cambridge. It’s part of the Cambridge Women’s Club’s first Fa-La-La-La In Love with Cambridge Market, giving local businesses a chance to sell some of their merchandise for the holidays a little earlier. The market even attracted businesses from across the Eastern Shore to Cambridge...
A worker hand-solders connections between solar cells during module assembly at the Hanwha QCells solar panel manufacturing plant in White, Georgia, on June 8.
INDIANAPOLIS — Each Saturday morning on Daybreak, we highlight a local company with our partner, Indiana Grown. This week, Cat and Rabbit Fiber owner Levi Nopen joined us to talk about their business, locally sourced wool and beginner-friendly fiber arts classes. Nopen says their business name reflects their individual interests. Cat does much of the […]
Canfield, Ohio-based Handel’s Ice Cream is opening its first Colorado Springs location on Nov. 12, 2026, at 1220 Interquest Parkway.
A Houston resident became a millionaire overnight after they bought a winning lottery ticket on Tuesday.
From free meals and shopping discounts to ceremonies honoring those who served, here are Veterans Day events and offers across metro Atlanta.
Investors wanting to keep their money in Nebraska — and Omaha, specifically — have a range of options for stocks to buy.
Investors wanting to keep their money in Nebraska — and Omaha, specifically — have a range of options for stocks to buy.
Based in Richmond, Avant has worked for the company since 1999 when it was SunTrust.
Trü Frü’s new Utah manufacturing facility will produce an estimated 17 million packages of the “permissible indulgence" per year.
SAN FRANCISCO — In November 2021, Jensen Huang attended the annual dinner held by the Semiconductor Industry Association in San Jose, California. That night, the trade group gave Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, its highest honor, named for Intel co-founder Robert Noyce.
CHEYENNE – Total sales and use tax collections in fiscal year 2026 grew moderately, according to the State of Wyoming Economic Analysis Division’s annual publication “Wyoming Sales, Use, and Lodging