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Iowa’s economy climbed back into growth territory in July, although concerns remain as job losses continue to mount with expectations that high unemployment will persist for several more months, according to the Mid America Business …
In July, the Business Record reported that 25% more building permits for single-family houses were issued during the first half of 2020 compared with the same period a year ago. Nationally, the number of single-family building permits …
More salaried positions will be eliminated at Deere and Co., the Cedar Rapids Gazette reported. The plan is part of the manufacturer’s previously announced Smart Industrial Redesign; the company did not specify how many positions would be …
Registration is open for the virtual Iowa Arts Summit, to be held Friday by the Iowa Arts Council. This year’s attendees can register for the full day or a single session to hear speakers on topics …
A monthly index of leading indicators tracked by the Iowa Department of Revenue continues to see declines in the state’s economic activity, but declines in June were considerably less than what was experienced in March …
The following real estate transactions in Polk and Dallas counties were recorded between July 27-31.
Developer Joe Cordaro plans to build two four-story mixed-use buildings in the 1200 block of Eighth Street in West Des Moines. Each building, which would be located on the east side of the street, would …
The Des Moines Walk to End Alzheimer’s will take place on Aug. 29, but instead of hosting a large gathering, the Alzheimer’s Association is encouraging participants to walk as individuals or in small groups on …
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