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Here’s a list of local people in the May 20 issue of the Business Record and the page number of the article in which they are mentioned. Members can read all of this week’s stories …
The more history I read, the deeper my appreciation grows for the unique form of democratic capitalism we have created in this country over the past 240 years.
Since the founding in 1776, our vision …
One of the staples of marketing is the ability to understand how a human being goes from never having heard of you to actually buying something from you, time and time again. In simple terms, …
Ryan Waller is a Chicago native who attended the University of Iowa, then returned to Northern Illinois University to do graduate work. That’s where he fell in love with an Iowa girl, Elizabeth. For several …
Iowa business leaders are faced with a unique challenge of preparing for a wave of coming retirements while also managing an ever-diverse four-generation workforce. How well prepared is your organization as many of your most …
On March 1, Indianola voters approved adding a penny to the sales tax charged on retail sales in the city, the Warren County seat of government, a mere 20-minute drive south of Des Moines.
The …
Frank Liebl winces when he still hears someone refer to his city as “poor Newton.” But he’s hearing that expression less often as the city continues its steady recovery from the loss of Maytag Corp. …
Karen Eischen knows what’s going on in Pella.
Eischen, executive director of the Pella Chamber of Commerce, helps guide development from her upper-level office in a remodeled visitors hub northwest of a tidy town square …
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