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Kent Darr recently spoke to Matt Felling, the new general manager of the soon-to-open Hilton Des Moines Downtown, for a Closer Look article. But it left me hanging. It turns out he’s been in the …
An initiative that began in 2004 to help smaller colleges and universities in Greater Des Moines connect with employers still hosts regular meetings every other month with an aim toward addressing a perennial Iowa challenge: …
Artificial intelligence is at the top of my mind right now. We have a Power Breakfast on the topic on Feb. 28, and much like when you get a new car and see it everywhere, …
There’s a lot of cautious optimism going on in the community task force backing the local option tax that voters will decide the fate of March 6.
Community leaders Bob Mahaffey, Mary Chapman, Joe Gonzales …
Count Romina Boccia among those who are excited by what the recent tax reform package will mean to the economy — stock market correction or no. She’s a leading budget and economics expert with the …
Here’s a list of local people in the February 23 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 …
In case you missed it… A brief look back at news from the past week.
We might be saving paper with apps and messaging services, but we aren’t making communication any easier on ourselves. At least that’s Miriam Kramer’s thought over at Mashable. Over on my iPhone, I have 13 separate …
How can Iowa, a state with this much snow and ice, not have a single athlete on the U.S. Winter Olympics team? Team members hail from 31 states, our friends at the U.S. Census Bureau report. …
Here’s an interesting piece just posted on FiveThirtyEight that explains why the current federal deficit is unusual — and worrisome. As Boston Globe columnist Evan Horowitz writes: “We are following a path that the country …
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