Greenpeace wants a North Dakota judge to reduce the nearly $667 million in damages it was ordered to pay the developer of the Dakota Access Pipeline in March, arguing that the award is excessive and unreasonable.
If the Trump administration ends the Energy Star program that for decades has clearly marked home appliances that meet energy efficient standards, consumers would have to do more legwork of their own to research products or risk paying higher utility bills.
Kirkwood is launching KICK Career Camps, focused on a specific high-demand career, allowing students to explore various paths by working on projects led by experienced industry professionals. While the college has been focused on camp experiences for younger students for years, these programs are focused on older students ages 12-16 who are already thinking about career exploration.
Getting your business news published isn't a mystical feat, it's about understanding what captures attention and resonates with audiences.
The Cedar Rapids Downtown Rotary Club hosted the fourth annual Grand Impact event where three local non-profits competed for funding. The winner was Willis Dady Homeless Services, which will use its $100,000 prize to expand a recycling program.
A locally made podcast recorded by a father and son from the loft of a repurposed barn is doing numbers on national download rankings.
Farmers in northeast Iowa planted more corn and soybeans last week than in all of the three weeks prior, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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.
Representatives send IDALS policy bill to governor
The industry association said “stagnant corn demand” has affected biofuels’ impact on Iowa’s economy, and said the best way to increase demand is entry to the ultra-low carbon ethanol markets.
As bird flu has spread across the U.S., bird disposal companies, environmental waste businesses and large poultry producers have received millions of federal dollars to kill flocks, compost their bodies and clean barns across the country. Investigate Midwest goes inside the business of killing in response to bird flu.
Theft can take many forms in the workplace, even indirect forms. Employees should be mindful, and employers should take several measures to make sure policies address the various forms.
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