Some of the highest paying jobs in America are created by companies that make things. Manufacturing has been a mainstay in the U.S. economy since the beginning of the industrial revolution. […]
This comment by a long-time, respected, state fiscal expert indicates that our state officials are looking at the state’s financial problems from the wrong angle: […]
The federal government will step more into our lives if bill HR875, guised under the nickname “food safety law,” passes in Congress. […]
According to the latest public opinion polls, most Americans are not in favor of the proposals in Congress to “reform” our health care system. […]
Last year, at the urging of Louisiana’s business community, legislation was enacted to change the way the state assists employers in obtaining the workers needed to keep their shops and plants operating. […]
If you want to lose weight, go see “Food, Inc” now showing at Canal Place Cinemas in New Orleans. You’ll eat a lot less in the future, we assure you. […]
While the national and international debate on climate change and reduction of green-house gases continues, Louisiana has surged ahead of most other states in its effort to capture and store carbon from utility power plants and industrial sites and to put the by-product to good use. […]
In his column, Associated Press business writer, Alan Sayre, provides us with a very interesting analysis of the state’s economy. […]
Residents of St. Charles Parish will be able to help design the future of their parish as a master land use plan is rewritten in the weeks ahead. […]
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