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Host: Taxpayers Association of Central Iowa About: Jared Walczak from the Tax Foundation addresses the issue of property taxes and methods for moderating automatic increases when valuations rise. When: 7:30-9 a.m. Where: Greater Des Moines …
British scientists are developing gene-edited chickens designed to be resistant to flu in hopes of protecting flocks and preventing the spread of the deadly virus to humans, Successful Farming reported. The University of Edinburgh in Scotland …
What should we expect from the economy in 2019? Given what happened in December into the first few weeks of this year, maybe a neck brace is in order. But the dramatic ups and downs …
Young professionals in the corporate world shouldn’t get to have all the fun — or the only professional development opportunities.
Yet, just a few years ago, that’s what young Des Moines professionals in the nonprofit …
This year will mark the beginning of a transformational time for the DMACC Urban Campus, as a five-year campus renovation and construction plan gets underway.
When spring arrives, construction will commence on a new …
The Iowa AgriTech Accelerator is taking applications from early-stage startups seeking to join its third cohort, the accelerator announced today. The 2019 program runs from May 28 to Aug. 29 and accepts up to five …
We’re diving into some international science news today in the Business Record newsroom. China is in the headlines a lot for its ongoing trade tiff with the United States. Today, though, the country made news …
PatientPing, a Boston-based health technology company that connects providers to coordinate patient care, today announced its launch in Iowa through a partnership with Mercy Health Network and its accountable care organization, Mercy ACO. Through Pings …
Involta, the Cedar Rapids-based information technology and consulting company, has successfully raised $5.2 million, according to Clay & Milk. The $5.2 million is the first part of a larger round that will likely raise between $7.5 …
The West Des Moines City Council approved a series of delays Wednesday in the completion dates for Microsoft Corp.’s data farm that will be located west of Interstate 35 in portions of Warren and Madison …
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