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Covid has stalled employers’ plans for raises in new year
Of those who said Covid-19 made them reconsider pay increase plans, 51% said they’ll reduce raises and 45% will suspend them entirely. 
Tags Human Resources Career & Workplace
Cargill loses top spot on Forbes private companies list to Koch Industries
Koch has supplanted Cargill on the annual rankings for the first time in more than a decade. 
Tags Manufacturing Cargill Inc/ Black & Veatch
Fairborn eyes new park to improve appearance of Wright-Patt entryway
A new project to demolish blighted buildings and establish a park in their place has been proposed in Fairborn, with officials citing the need to improve the appearance of this area due to its... 
Tags Wright/Patterson Air Force Base Military & Defense Government & Regulations
The week in bankruptcies: NIR West Coast Inc. dba Northern California Roofing
Sacramento business bankruptcies include NIR West Coast Inc. dba Northern California Roofing. For the year, Sacramento has recorded 54 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Nir West Coast, Inc/ Residential Real Estate Legal Services
San Francisco, San Mateo fall back to Covid-19 purple tier
The change means renewed restrictions on businesses. And Santa Clara County made moves that could affect the 49ers. 
Tags Retailing Government & Regulations Coronavirus
Friday shooting at Arden Fair leaves 2 dead
A 19-year-old male was pronounced dead on the scene, and a 17-year-old male was transported to a hospital and pronounced dead hours later, according to a news release from the Sacramento Police... 
Tags Retailing Nathan Spradlin
Milwaukee Bucks use Hoan Bridge lights to unveil new uniform color: Slideshow
The Milwaukee Bucks partnered with Light the Hoan Friday evening to use the new lights on the iconic bridge over Milwaukee's harbor to unveil the colors of the team's 2020-21 City Edition uniform.... 
Tags Media & Marketing Sports Business
Austin burger chain P. Terry's opening soon in New Braunfels
The popular Austin chain is bringing its classic burgers, fries and handspun milkshakes to New Braunfels. After that, it plans to expand farther south to San Antonio. 
Tags Retailing Retail Chains Restaurants
NFL: Steelers game postponed again until Tuesday
It had been originally scheduled for Thanksgiving Night but postponed after several players on the Ravens had tested positive for Covid-19. 
Tags Burt Lauten Lamar Jackson Pittsburgh Steelers
The week in bankruptcies: Riverside Maple Farms LLC
This week in Albany business bankruptcies include Riverside Maple Farms LLC. For the year, Albany has recorded 10 business bankruptcy filings. 
Memorial Hospital rolls out new robot-assisted lung cancer screen technology
Memorial Hospital of Jacksonville will be offering a new way to detect long cancer earlier and with greater accuracy, the hospital said Wednesday. 
Tags Insurance Health Care
Doctors, nurses call for community's help in stopping pandemic
The letter was signed by 400 workers including several in the Pittsburgh region. 
Tags 2017 Regional School Report Card Hospitals Health Care
The week in bankruptcies: CLI USA Inc., CLI Corp. and 10 more.
This week in Pittsburgh business bankruptcies include CLI USA Inc., CLI Corp. and more. For the year, Pittsburgh has recorded 49 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Human Resources Career & Workplace
Lucas proposes cutting fees in 2021 as a way to help Kansas City businesses during pandemic
This plan would defer, decrease or, in some situations, waive a variety of fees required to operate in Kansas City. 
Tags Government & Regulations Quinton Lucas City of Kansas City
Opinion: Equity should be an imperative for employers, and it can't wait
One factor common to all companies on the Most Equitable Workplaces list: Their equity and inclusion approaches are incorporated into their overall business strategy. They’re not add-ons or... 
Tags Human Resources Career & Workplace Runberg Architecture Group
Cleveland Conversations: ShotStop entrepreneur who escaped communism raising private equity for latest idea
Vall Iliev, president of ShotStop Ballistics LLC in Stow, Ohio, is an industrial engineer and product designer with a Ph.D. and lots of ideas. 
Tags Shotstop Ballistics LLC Brink & Brink Ltd Cleveland Clinic
Lanai Cat Sanctuary: A safe space for cats and birds
Lanai Cat Sanctuary’s adoption program finds homes for about 50 cats per year. 
Tags Coronavirus PBN Small Business Features Philanthropy & Nonprofits
Pupu Platter: Hawaii's Covid response from 30,000 feet
Opinion: Nothing like a bit of travel to see firsthand the truly international scale of lockstep Covid policymaking. 
Tags Coronavirus Government & Regulations
Top of the List: Largest Central Ohio manufacturers
The Central Ohio manufacturers in this year’s list employ 18,896 workers in the region, 96% of them full-time. 
Tags Manufacturing
Why the Covid-19 pandemic is accelerating esports; developers re-imagine North Broadway: MBJ Podcast #86
Executives involved in esports believe the pandemic will lead to more investment and sponsorship deal activity over the next six months. 
Tags Construction Bobby Sharma Video Games
University of Minnesota deficit could hit $175 million, President Joan Gabel says
The University of Minnesota could face a budget shortfall of as much as $175 million by next June, President Joan Gabel warned colleagues this week. Pay cuts and furloughs are expected to continue... 
Tags Joan Gabel Education Colleges & Universities
The week in Valley bankruptcies: Gladness Properties and Santa Clarita LLC
For the year, Phoenix has recorded 72 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Commercial Real Estate Platt and Westby PC Banking & Financial Services
Black Friday starts slow at Target, Best Buy, as retailers spread out sales and shoppers
Shoppers arrived at storefronts around Minneapolis/St. Paul early this morning, the traditional start of the holiday shopping season. But there were far fewer of them than usual, as this is anything... 
Tags Retail Chains Walmart Target Corporation
Why and how San Antonio Board of Realtors is merging with Uvalde Board of Realtors
SABOR's chairwoman said more consolidation, a trend across the industry, is possible in the future. 
Tags San Antonio Board of Realtors Residential Real Estate Agencies Residential Real Estate
San Antonio VC starts multimillion-dollar fund to invest in software companies
San Antonio has a new venture capital firm that is building its first $5 million fund. 
Tags Venture capital Technology Jose Daniel Cotera
The week in bankruptcies: ETG Construction LLC
This week in Denver business bankruptcies include ETG Construction LLC. For the year, Denver has recorded 103 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Banking & Financial Services Legal Services
Kentucky retailers brace for challenging holiday shopping season
In a recent survey, Kentucky retailers said the local economy in their geographic area was weaker than last year and expect matching last year’s holiday shopping sales to be a challenge. 
Tags Retailing
The week in bankruptcies: 2 entities in Greater Washington
For the year, the Washington region has recorded 111 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Banking & Financial Services
BizTalk with Bill Roy Podcast Episode 183: Kaye Monk-Morgan
Kaye Monk-Morgan says think of diversity as inviting people to a dance and inclusion as playing the music they like. 
Tags Executive Profiles Education BizTalk Podcast 2018
The week in bankruptcies: One local company files for protection
This week in Boston business bankruptcies include Arlington Auto Body Inc.. For the year, Boston has recorded 89 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Professional Services Legal Services
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