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Cedar Rapids Gazette: Like the heart, home apparently also is where the booze is. The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic in Iowa last March resulted in more Iowans working and drinking at home — which translated …
The Urbandale Chamber of Commerce has launched the Urbandale Chamber Member 401(k) Retirement Program. The new program is designed to save local businesses time and money in the administration of a 401(k) program for their …
Editor’s note: This is a continuation of our 2020 Leaders Survey coverage, which we began publishing in the Nov. 27 issue. Our annual survey asks business leaders to share what they feel are some of …
Ames Tribune: Kum & Go opened a new store in Ames’ Campustown business district today, and the location is the company’s third in a new line of marketplace concepts for the 60-year-old convenience chain. The walk-up, …
Six Iowa business leaders will join the Iowa Association of Business and Industry board of directors in January. The newly elected elected board members are: Garrett Burchett, co-owner, Mississippi River Distilling Co., LeClaire; Jack Carra, …
Casey’s General Stores Inc. has spent $32 million this year on COVID-19-related expenses including $5 million during the second quarter, the company’s chief financial officer said today during an earnings call with investors. The expenses …
The American Institute of CPAs and a coalition of more than 560 organizations representing millions of employers and American workers on Thursday sent congressional leaders a letter urging passage of legislation making it clear that expenses related …
Marque Collins’ career plan was to attend law school and become a lawyer.
But after working as a paralegal for a couple of years, the plan changed.
“It wasn’t the right fit for me,” said …
Des Moines Register: Hy-Vee has launched a premium membership program, Hy-Vee Plus, that offers its customers savings and benefits such as coupons, free grocery delivery and a personal shopper for $99 a year. The West Des …
Des Moines Register: Kum & Go CEO Kyle Krause will step down at the end of the year, handing the keys to the business to his 33-year-old son. Krause announced his retirement from the 11-state, 400-store …
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