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While up in Ames recently for a mostly serious interview, I heard a story from the lighter side of things. In 2012, on a weekend day, Iowa State University police descended on the ISU president’s …
If you see a nurse engrossed in her or his smartphone, don’t assume the nurse is just catching up on social media.
A new mobile app developed by a Cedar Rapids-based software company aims to …
In the collision zone Businesses large and small roll out their version of caution tape in designing contemporary office space.
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Remember a few years ago when it was simple to hire? There were so many people that had been displaced by the recession that finding a qualified and available candidate was a piece of cake.…
I have a solution for what most people believe is a flawed process for nominating Democratic and Republican candidates for president.
A consistent refrain of this year’s election has been that the two major party …
Perhaps it was inevitable that Bill Even would return to the center of Midwestern agriculture — Iowa. He had been in and out of Iowa while farming in South Dakota, earning a law degree at …
It has taken John Sayles a mere 18 months to build name recognition for his vodka, but it could take him a lifetime to understand Iowa liquor laws.
Those laws were first established in 1934, …
To say it’s been a wild ride lately for Iowa State University President Steven Leath doesn’t seem strong enough.
Here’s a guy who celebrates his fifth anniversary on the job in January and is beaming …
MidAmerican Energy’s Kathryn Kunert dropped an interesting nugget about the economic impact that the utility’s aggressive wind development in Iowa will have on electric rates during the Celebrate Business and Economic Impact Award luncheon held …
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