OcregisterBusiness
Bagels have had a resurgence over the last few years. The boiled-then-baked New York City staple has caught the attention of everyone from people seeking an affordable bite to private equity investors. (The Manhattan Bagel Equity Fund is a real thing.)
EastbaytimesBusiness
'There are lots of emotions this week,' says a manager of the Livermore franchise of a California chain famous for soft-serve ice cream.
Wyoming Public MediaBusiness
Wyoming saw inflation increase by 3.9% in between April and June. Nationally, it rose 3.5%.
Wyoming Public MediaBusiness
Mostly due to the mining sector, the state saw a decrease in jobs, but payroll climbed by 5.4%.
WyoFileBusiness
WE Soda plans to reduce its workforce from about 850 to 500 over the next two years due to a flood of Chinese soda ash derived from trona.
Madison.comBusiness
The state wants a standalone museum to complement the forthcoming Wisconsin History Center. The owners want a 12-story apartment building.
WV NewsBusiness
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Gas prices have fallen by nearly 20 cents per gallon nationally and in West Virginia in the week since last Tuesday
MexicoledgerBusiness
Deciding where to live in Washington, D.C. usually comes down to three things: where each adult in the household works, how they will commute, and what kind of life they want outside work. Because …
MexicoledgerBusiness
The Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) is starting the transition from raised letter embossed license plates to flat license plates. For decades, embossed plates have been a familiar sight on …
Dubuque Telegraph HeraldBusiness
Biz Buzz shares business tidbits from the tri-state area. This edition highlights businesses in Maquoketa, Iowa, and Dubuque.
Muscatine JournalBusiness
The invasive silver carp population in the Illinois River is being closely monitored through a multi-agency tagging program to study their behavior and inform removal strategies. These efforts aim to protect native species and preserve the local fishing and boating economy.
Muscatine JournalBusiness
The sale of intoxicating hemp products in Illinois, legal but unregulated since 2018, will be banned starting Thursday, potentially shutting many stores and risking employee jobs while ending a loophole that allowed sales to minors.