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Some group insurance plan members in Iowa that had to switch coverage from the failed CoOportunity Health to other carriers are still waiting to receive their insurance cards, nine days after their new policies became …
Downtown Des Moines’ free shuttle service, D-Line, is in financial trouble again.
Operation Downtown on July 1 plans to eliminate its $72,000 funding for the downtown shuttle, an approximately $350,000-a-year operation that carries …
When I first learned of plans to convert the former Des Moines Register building at 715 Locust St. into housing, I didn’t much care for the idea. I’d spent 37 years in the fourth floor …
Here are a few more sales, business and life answers that can help you make more sales TODAY, and help you build a personal brand and reputation FOREVER. 1. Jeffrey, what do you do every …
I know you’re barely getting used to writing 2015, but I want to get you to think about 2016 for a few minutes, because before we know it, it will be here. Will your organization …
Last week, some top economic experts in Iowa shared their insights and opinions about the 2015 economy with a capacity crowd at the Business Record’s annual Economic Forecast luncheon. I, sadly, came down with a …
When several of Hubbell Realty Co.’s competitors were going out of business during the Great Recession, Jim Weber saw golden opportunities for growth.
“That presented us with an opportunity to purchase some of those properties …
Now more than ever, nonprofit organizations must strive to find new, innovative ways to reach potential donors.
This is especially true in Greater Des Moines, where the donor pool is smaller than in larger communities …
At age 26, Natasha Sayles already has built a business from the ground up. Now she uses those skills learned so early at the helm of one of Greater Des Moines’ largest annual nonprofit events.…
Policy Pothole Lawmakers face tough debate, $215 million shortfall in road cash
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