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The strongest dollar in more than 11 years is coming soon to stores across the United States, Bloomberg reports.
The 24 percent surge in the currency since June will take time to gradually ripple through …
Airports seeking ways to automate passenger processing while still maintaining high security levels will soon have a new suite of configurable airport identity management technology at their disposal.
Cedar Rapids-based Rockwell Collins Inc. announced …
Casey Niemann, a former Microsoft Corp. employee and founder of tech startup AgriSync, will speak at the March Business Innovation Zone Startup Stories event, scheduled for March 25 at 11:30 a.m. Niemann will speak on …
The Des Moines Social Club will mark the addition of cooking classes to its lineup of educational offerings with a launch event scheduled for the end of this month. The Great Pig Out, complete with …
Early retirement, it turns out, is bad for your physical and emotional health. The World Health Organization estimates that a suicide occurs every 40 seconds worldwide. The highest rates, for both men and women in …
Are two rotors better than one for harnessing wind power? Iowa State University researchers are testing new designs that could significantly increase the efficiency of wind turbines by adding a smaller, secondary rotor on the …
The Des Moines Water Works board of trustees unanimously voted Tuesday to move forward with a lawsuit against three upstream counties and their drainage districts in an effort to address worsening nitrate pollution that threatens …
Food trucks have received a long-anticipated go-ahead to legally operate on Des Moines streets Monday. The Des Moines Register reported that the Des Moines City Council unanimously approved new regulations to accommodate the controversial business model, in …
Kum & Go LC announced Monday the introduction of a new campaign to further the company’s brand, both in its stores and online. The campaign will highlight Kum & Go’s efforts to go beyond customer …
U.S. wholesale inventories rose 0.3 percent in January and sales dropped 3.1 percent, the largest decrease since March 2009, according to the U.S. Commerce Department, Reuters reported. At the present sales pace, it would take a little …
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