Baton Rouge’s art organizations experiment with events aimed at new, young generation
On a recent Thursday night, a champagne cocktail poured easily into glasses held by dozens of potential patrons inside the LSU Museum of Art’s giant exhibition room, then bordered by the towering images of LeRoy Neiman’s thundering football players.

Local organizations reach out, help with community hunger issue
Family shares story after baby is born on the side of local interstate That means many families don’t have enough food to live a healthy lifestyle. The need for food assistance in our community has never been higher. At 4 a.m. on a cold, wet Thursday

Council of Neighbors and Organizations to host Colorado Springs mayoral debate
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. — The Council of Neighbors and Organizations is hosting a debate between Colorado Springs mayoral candidates. The debate will be Wednesday, March 11 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Centennial Hall at 200 South Cascade Avenue. It’s open to

Business News: February 19
Hanford Soroptimist meets Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. at the Copper Valley subdivision clubhouse on 12th Avenue south of Fargo Avenue. For more information please visit our website: www.sihanford.org. The Hanford Chamber of Commerce is hosting QuickBook

Stock futures mixed; T-Mobile reports quarterly profit; Greece requests bailout extension: A.M. Business News Links
Stock futures are mostly taking a small step back in early trading. Dow Jones futures are down 23 points and S&P 500 futures are declining 3.25 points, but Nasdaq futures are ahead 3.25 points. (CNN Money) Thai stocks rose for a second day today as

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Roman Abramovich Renovates His Yacht
As a sequel, by popular demand, to Jewish Business News groundbreaking piece, Roman Abramovich Moves His Yacht, is the follow-up: Roman Abramovich renovates his yacht. It has not only moved since we left it last, but it has moved all the way from

Send us business news, People on the Move items
The Reno Gazette-Journal s online Business section has a way to submit business news, People on the Move items and networking events. Email tips, news or questions to business@rgj.com. We ll evaluate them for publication in the daily Business sections

PRESS DIGEST-New York Times business news – Feb 18
Feb 18 (Reuters) – The following are the top stories on the New York Times business pages. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. * A California nursing home fined by the state for substandard care and facing multiple

Morning business news – February 17
Tomorrow sees the start of the lenten season. It’s not normally an occasion that’s marked on the business news but this year, the seasonal Tr caire box is undergoing something of an innovation. Catrina Sheridan, Director of Fundraising with Tr caire

New technology sections introduced in Business Day and WSJ: here s why
It s the first time this notable section to the paper has been renamed since 1988. Technology overtaking business news Both additions speak to a sector in business news that has become bigger and more important than general company and markets news

Corky Goldstein joins regional law firm; Capital BlueCross, Gannett Fleming and others announce new hires, other business news: Trade Talk
Corky Goldstein, an attorney, has joined Mooney & Associates LLC, a regional law firm with twelve offices in south central Pennsylvania. He was named managing attorney of its Dauphin County office at 105 N. Front St. in Harrisburg. Goldstein has 46-years

‘Scotland’s Oil’ is now so cheap but not to produce
On 15 October 2014, a Bloomberg Business News feature highlighted Citigroup’s (Citi) estimate of a $1.1 trillion stimulus to the world economy after the dramatic fall in the price of crude oil over the preceding months. The previous day had seen Brent

CP Kuruvilla: A towering business newsman you may never have heard about
Both were guaranteed to piss off someone or the other, while readers lapped them up eagerly. The Kuruvilla approach to business news was simple: go for the real news, and never worry about the consequences. Never mind if you occasionally get it wrong

China’s $40 billion Silk Road fund starts work along PE lines: PBOC’s Zhou
“The fund has already started operations, with registration on Dec. 29 and the first board meeting on Jan. 6,” Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the People’s Bank of China, told the semi-official China Business News. China has dangled financial and trade

Morning business news – February 16
Access to finance is still cited by SMEs as one of their top concerns when it comes to growing, or even establishing, their businesses. Today, the Department of Jobs & Enterprise is launching an awareness campaign aimed at SMEs, letting them know of the

Online news organizations are purposely spreading fake news for traffic: study
Identifying dudes: From bros to douchebags to dicks and beyond Muslim group concerned over rising tide of American Islamophobia Idaho woman arrested for trying to convert Jewish acquaintance to Jesus by beating her Inquest ordered in Washington

Too many most wanted men
Some 9,000 French citizens are fighting for ISIS or other jihadist organizations, according to a French government estimate. After several hundred thousand deaths in Syria and Iraq and the disintegration of Libya and Yemen, a very large number of young

Immigration Executive Actions Plan: National Latino Organizations Partner for ‘Unprecedented’ DACA, DAPA Campaign
A collection of national Latino organizations have formed a coalition to provide assistance for President Barack Obama’s deferred action programs. Ahead of the official start date of the expanded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the

Forsyth County organizations recognized by United Way of North Carolina
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. For the second consecutive year, Forsyth County had the highest number of winners of the Spirit of North Carolina from the United Way of North Carolina. The award recognizes companies that are involved in community and United Way of