Breakfast panel addresses diversity

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Panelists at this morning’s “Diversity in the Workplace” Power Breakfast called for easing immigration restrictions, urged local businesses to take part in job training programs and agreed that top executives have to set the tone …

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Rhino Materials to pave lot

Linda Schemmel, a planner for the city of West Des Moines, said the Plan and Zoning Commission approved site improvements for a 3.27-acre parcel at 496 S. 16th St., owned by Rhino Materials. The land …

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Miller announces loan mediation hotline

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U.S. trade deficit narrowed in July

The U.S. trade deficit shrank slightly in July as a weaker dollar fueled demand for American products, including machinery, aircraft and automobiles, reported Bloomberg News. The gap shrank 0.3 percent to $59.2 billion, from $59.4 …

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