2012 Archived Issues: June

Business Record: June 1, 2012

80/35 festival strikes a chord
The downtown event is helping Des Moines achieve its mission of attracting and retaining young professionals.

Focus: Arts & entertainment

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2012 Archived Issues: May

Business Record: May 4, 2012

Shooting for the stars
Wealth adviser Matt Busick overcomes life-changing injury to build innovative investment firm

Focus: Private banking & trust services

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Business Record: May 11, 2012

What …

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2012 Archived Issues: April

Business Record: April 6, 2012

A hardening market
After years of declining premiums, property/casualty is shifting to a seller’s market

Focus: insurance

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Business Record: April 13, 2012

The big question
What is the …

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Isaac may cost insurers $2 billion

Isaac, the storm drenching drenching Arkansas and Louisiana, may cost insurers as much as $2 billion in the U.S., risk-modeling firm AIR Worldwide said.

Bloomberg reports that the industry’s claims costs, including wind and storm-surge …

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E-Trade, TradeKing agree to antitrust provisions

Attorney General Tom Miller on Thursday announced agreements with online retail brokers E-Trade and TradeKing as part of a three-state investigation into potential violations of antitrust law in the retail securities brokerage industry. The investigation …

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Flying this weekend? Triathlons may detour you

Des Moines International Airport officials are reminding people that Fleur Drive southbound will be closed from 6 a.m. to noon Saturday for the Iron Kids Championship and Sunday from 4 a.m. to noon for the Hy-Vee …

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Moment of silence for ISU’s Mack

Fans attending this Saturday’s Iowa State Cyclones football home opener versus Tulsa will observe a moment of silence before the game in memory of longtime ISU professor Barbara Mack, who died earlier this month. A …

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Hatch breaks ground on rent-to-own housing project

Hatch Development Group broke ground Friday on Greystone Homes, a project consisting of 26 single-family “rent-to-own” homes east of Drake University. Tenants will be able to purchase the houses following a 20-year compliance period. “It’s …

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