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Acumen has had their home office planted on the twelfth floor of the downtown Cedar Rapids building since 2012 but has never had their company identity visible from the exterior.
A hot summer and dry spring have brought drought to a large part of the Midwest. The situation highlights the complexity of exiting drought when a state or region can slip into it relatively easily. Rainfall across parts of the Midwest in recent weeks is helpful, but it may not be enough to alleviate the dryness.
The Gazette’s Business Notes is a compendium of the week’s promotions, new hires, certifications, added business lines and business events, among other items, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City and the rest of the Corridor.
Kolofon Health startup growing quickly in Eastern Iowa
DeltaV offering career fair and free classes in community
Several businesses report decreased yields, smaller produce and fewer customers.
Driving along Interstate 80 near Williamsburg you still see the sign advertising the Wasserbahn, a hotel and waterpark sitting vacant for more than a year. Where do things stand with the building, once slated for demolition?
Chris Snyder will join the Cedar Rapids-based and employee-owned Folience Sept. 5 as president, as Chief Executive Officer Daniel Goldstein plans to transition from CEO role by the end of the year.
Mike Cook is a third-generation farmer in Black Hawk County, where his grandfather moved when he retired from the railroad. McKinley Cook grew apples and vegetables, raised chickens and sold their eggs, his grandson said. Mike Cook grows corn, soybeans and vegetables -- employing conservation practices like reduce tillage and cover crops.
Prairie Kitchen Store offers pots and pans, everything kitchen
Safron announces $1.9 billion deal
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