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SDSU establishes new outpost, Ness School Downtown, in Sioux Falls at Startup building - Vimarsana News

SDSU establishes new outpost, Ness School Downtown, in Sioux Falls at Startup building

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

Source: yahoo.com
Housing industry professionals gather for Land & Lending conference - Vimarsana News

Housing industry professionals gather for Land & Lending conference

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 ranks top 5 for GDP, personal income growth - Vimarsana News

South Dakota ranks top 5 for GDP, personal income growth

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.

Source: sdpb.org
Monday Macro: Explaining exit velocity - Vimarsana News

Monday Macro: Explaining exit velocity

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.

Source: sdpb.org
Why Alabama might not be the last state to cut the sales tax on groceries - Vimarsana News

Why Alabama might not be the last state to cut the sales tax on groceries

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.

Source: al.com