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We’re searching for the business leaders to feature photographically in the 2015 Photo Issue edition of the Business Record, …
The nation’s three major credit reporting agencies must improve credit reporting accuracy and enhance consumer protections through a $6 million agreement with 31 state attorneys general, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller announced today. Under the settlement with …
A three-judge panel of the Iowa Court of Appeals said in a ruling released today that the city of Pleasant Hill did not violate state law when it extended for 20 years an urban renewal …
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller, together with all 50 states, the District of Columbia and the Federal Trade Commission, jointly filed a federal lawsuit alleging that four cancer charities and their operators scammed more than …
Chambers and Partners has published its annual listing of the state’s top lawyers and law firms, with many of the leading firms based in Greater Des Moines. The compilation ranks the top legal practices in …
The U.S. Congress is likely to make changes to an immigration program that will supply the largest chunk of private investment in the proposed $101 million convention center hotel proposed for Fifth Avenue and Park …
The state has launched a website meant to make it easier for business owners and others to get information about proposed rules. Gov. Terry Branstad said he hopes the site, rules.iowa.gov, will help Iowans check whether rules and regulations …
The Des Moines City Council will be asked Monday to endorse a letter of support for the transfer of $3 million in federal funds to Blackbird Investments LLC for the renovation of the Wilkins/Younkers building …
The New Leaders Council’s leadership institute graduation ceremony will feature a keynote address by U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii at 11 a.m. Sunday at the World Food Prize Hall of Laureates. Gabbard, a Democrat …
Sprint and Verizon Wireless, two of the nation’s three largest wireless carriers, will offer refunds to affected customers through a combined $158 million joint state-federal settlement over allegations the companies engaged in “mobile cramming,” or …
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