business formation News Archive - 12-Feb-2007

GREEN BUILDING INITIATIVE RECOGNIZES TWO SUSTAINABLE MILESTONES IN ST. LOUIS (St Louis Commerce Magazine)
The Alberici Corporation?s new corporate headquarters has become the first building in the country to earn a rating of Four Green Globes from the Green Building Initiative?s Green Global? environmental assessment and rating system for commercial structures.

Rural Oregon Day is a capitol business (The Hillsboro Argus)
Business boosters can talk to policy makers at the state capitol, participate in panel discussions and have a free lunch during Rural Oregon Day on Feb. 12.

KMA Capital Partners, Inc. Opens Three New National Field Offices (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
KMA Capital Partners, Inc. (KMA Capital) has opened three additional national field offices, announces Doug Calaway, president of KMA Capital in Orlando, FL. This brings the number of KMA Capital field offices in the U.S. to 11 at this time.

How Will the Business World Change in 2017? (Inc Magazine)
New research shows women, immigrants, and young people fueling an entrepreneurial boom.

New Businesses Save Time & Frustration by Getting Business Licenses Online (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
Starting a new business involves many challenges. Thankfully, making sure your business has all the required permits and licenses doesn't have to be one of them.

Rell's plan draws mixed reactions from special interests (Journal Inquirer)
HARTFORD - State legislators weren't the only ones surprised by Gov. M. Jodi Rell new budget proposal - complete with a massive boost in education funds, an income-tax hike, and a $500 million spending-cap exemption.

Immigrant entrepreneurs ignite economy (CNN Money)
Foreign-born workers have become a powerful engine of growth in the U.S., according to a report Tuesday.

New Businesses Save Time & Frustration by Getting Business Licenses Online (SYS-CON Media)
Starting a new business involves many challenges.Thankfully, making sure your business has all the required permits andlicenses doesn't have to be one of them.

State works to cure Pfizer loss (Detroit News)
ANN ARBOR -- The state of Michigan on Monday pledged $1 million to help Pfizer workers who will lose their jobs as the drug company closes its research and development facility here.

 

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