business

People laugh and talk about the 'old boys' network in the south, but the truth is, who you know can help you grow your business. That's why there's going to be a huge, city-wide networking event in Shreveport on Wednesday, October 26th!

This competition is only open to Louisiana businesses, or those that are willing to relocate to our state if they are selected - but, that's not the only qualification needed.

No doubt it has been a tough year for businesses all around our nation and region, but many of them are making a comeback and working to get back to normal. The Bossier Chamber of Commerce has honored many of the top business and community leaders during their annual meeting...

Farmers Insurance has announced plans to return to Louisiana to offer automobile, homeowners, condo, and renters insurance.

I swear, Louisiana is some kind of magnet for fast-food chicken restaurants.

If you sincerely hate your job, it may be time to make a move. In the meantime, don't make the days of your life, or anyone else's, miserable.

The lock-down has caused many to reflect on their next career steps. If you aspire to leadership, reflect on the skills you'll want to develop to be effective.

Congratulations Shreveport, we did it, we were successful in attracting Torchy's Taco, aren't you happier these days with our latest addition? Don't you think there are other businesses that could come into town and make us all even happier than we are...

Learning to make better decisions is a way to take control of your life. Step into your own personal power that can, and likely will, change your life.

Some businesses claim to have found a loophole to exploit in order to gain the business of those who choose not to mask up. According to the official statement from the Louisiana State Fire Marshall, this is simply not true.

Ready to start a side hustle? It's always wise to stop before delving into life-changing decision and take a look at the reality of what you're planning.

A wonderful 11-year run has now ended for Papa Murphy's on Beene Boulevard. The sign on the front door killed any hopes of the take and bake pizza spot reopening.