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Joe Santos, Ph.D., breaks down how we measure productivity in the economy and the types of labor this measurement misses.

SDSU's Ness School of Management and Economics officially opened an outpost in downtown Sioux Falls Friday.

A new partnership between South Dakota State University and Startup Sioux Falls hopes to bring more opportunities to young innovators and entrepreneurs.

The First Fruits Harvest Festival provides more than fresh produce. It's an opportunity to revitalize a Sioux Falls community.

SDSU is creating a new outpost in Downtown Sioux Falls; what the Ness School of Management and Economics is hoping to accomplish in the heart of South Dakota's largest city in tonight's Your Money Matters.

This outpost is one more touch point for the state’s land-grant university, which also has foundation offices up the road.

SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) –Housing has been a hot topic across the country all year as interest rates and home prices continue to rise. Today, developers, real estate and finance industry leaders gathered to discuss some of these key issues. A look inside SDSU’s Land and Lending Conference in tonight’s Your Money Matters. “It’s not […]

South Dakota ranked in the top five states for growth in gross domestic product and personal income during the first quarter of 2023, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

What happens to the economy when there's too much money chasing too few goods? Joe Santos, Ph.D., dives into the math behind exit velocity.

Alabama, Mississippi and South Dakota are the last three states to tax grocery sales at the fullest amount without offering any credits or rebates. Lawmakers in Mississippi and South Dakota have punted on the issue this spring, leaving Alabama with a chance to avoid being the last to make a change.