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Through the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce’s Genuine MS program, products grown, raised, crafted and made in the state are finding buyers all over the world. Shoppers browsing the

Mississippi has, per capita, the lowest number of electric cars registered of any state, according to U.S. Census and Department of Energy data, while the number of people driving electric

Glo, a company based in Starkville, started when Hagan Walker, CEO and co-founder, and Anna Barker, co-founder and vice president, were students at Mississippi State University working with the MSU

The idea for influencer marketing software product Buzzbassador was born from the same thing all great startups are: a problem.

Inflation of 7.5 % over the past year, the worst seen in four decades, combined with supply chain disruption related to the pandemic, are causing mayhem through nearly every industry

Increased enrollment in online degree programs at colleges and universities can be traced to the onset of the pandemic when many people whose livelihoods were impacted looked for new opportunities.

Inflation of 7.5 % over the past year, the worst seen in four decades, combined with supply chain disruption related to the pandemic, are causing mayhem through nearly every industry

The restaurant and lodging industry in Mississippi is optimistic that this spring and summer will see the omicron variant diminish, allowing people to feel safer and more comfortable eating out

It’s being called “The Great Resignation.” More employees are quitting their jobs.

Economic developers, chamber professionals and industry partners have a strong ally in the Mississippi Economic Development Council. Established in 1963 as the Mississippi Industrial Development Council, the name was changed