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Workforce shortages are among the issues lawmakers might address in the new South Dakota legislative session. A new analysis of wage growth progress might give them an idea of what to build on. The findings from the Center for American Progress show late last year, nearly six in 10 workers were earning higher annual wages, when adjusted for inflation, than the year before. ...

Minnesota officials have announced what they call one of the largest wage-theft lawsuits in state history. The case involves a dairy operator northwest of the Twin Cities. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison detailed the civil suit against Evergreen Acres Dairy in Stearns County on Monday. ...

Manufacturers in Ohio employ around 12% of the states workforce, and advocates say the states Appalachian region could bolster its economy by turning itself into a green manufacturing hub. Dana Kuhnline - program director with the group ReImagine Appalachia - said manufacturing in the clean-energy sector would create good jobs and help build local economies, as well as help curb climate change. "What can we manufacture in Appalachia?" said Kuhnline. " ...

A new report showed the share of tech jobs in what are known as "superstar" cities such as the Bay Area, Boston, Los Angeles and New York has dipped in recent years, while it has been growing in other cities including Salt Lake City. According to a recent study from the University of Utah, more than 60% of out-of-state movers have settled in Salt Lake and Utah counties. The states positive net migration is partially attributed to favorable economic conditions. ...

With boosts in private capital and federal initiatives, the tech and digital services industry is expanding into a variety of cities across the nation. As growth continues, ancillary industries are also expected to develop.

While the term “influencer” may be used too often in too many ways – real influence does exist. For brands it is the evangelist that is paramount. They possess the

For Steve Gaitten, it all started with some tears.

Billionaire Ted Leonsis confirmed the anticipated move to Alexandria Wednesday morning.

Kharabali is the third whale to die at the Mystic Aquarium since August of 2021, when five were transported from a Canadian amusement park.

Transforming Over 50,000 Square Feet of Traditional Office Space into Flexible Industrial and Coworking Space for Growth Stage Companies Throughout Greater…