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My environment is about to get a whole lot better.
Sorry, Doug. As much as I want to give you credit, your prediction on real estate trends came a bit late for us. But I …
Russia slashing vodka prices as its economy reels
CNNMoney: The Russian economy is in a tailspin, but hey, its vodka is about to get cheaper! The state agency that regulates the alcohol market said this month that it will …
The Greater Des Moines Partnership announced yesterday that it has launched a website designed to help prospective, returning and current residents find amenities and ways to connect with the community. Carpe DM, at the web …
If you find yourself dealing with Joseph Jones, expect to be treated with respect.
Jones, who recently became the Greater Des Moines Partnership’s senior vice president of government relations and public policy, says his philosophy …
Recognizing the shortfall in the number of Iowa students taking science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) classes to prepare for technology-driven professions, Gov. Terry Branstad in the summer of 2011 signed an executive order creating …
Is 2014 finally the year? The year the economy finally takes off and leaves the memories of recession behind?
To help bring some clarity to the direction of the economy and to what businesses should …
The “Today” show this morning designated Des Moines as America’s wealthiest city.
The city was featured on one of the show’s segments. An article on the show’s website said credited other rankings in helping with …
Nearly every U.S. city’s economy is expected to grow this year according to a report released by the U.S. Conference of Mayors, Bloomberg reported. All but seven of 363 metropolitan areas will see economic gains, …
Before Bob Costas entertained the audience with stories of Harry Caray, Jack Buck and John Gotti at last night’s Greater Des Moines Partnership Annual Dinner, incoming Partnership Chair Paul Schickler told the crowd of more …
On the eve of World Economic Forum, when the global elite gather in Davos, Switzerland, to forecast international trends, Oxfam has released a new report, “Working for the Few,” documenting yawning global wealth disparities, Bloomberg …
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