Over the past 22 months, Wendy Leonard has had to adapt and innovate to overcome bottlenecks and capacity limits. “For us, it was a very difficult time to get through these blockages,” said the owner of the Kahiko Bay store. Read more: Queen Street in downtown Kingston ready for redevelopment,Read More →
One of the concerns is that these negative effects could spill over to the United States in an election year, sources told CNN. But other members of the administration believe the severe sanctions being considered would have a manageable impact on the United States and would be worth imposing stiffRead More →
When Florida emerged from the 2008-2009 recession, the phrase cautious optimism was often a platitude. One phrase that might best sum up the economic outlook for the region, and the state, in 2022 is a little different, but still rather sunny: counterintuitive optimism. This is because many business owners andRead More →
Agriculture, the modern terminology that generalizes economic activities ranging from agriculture to ranching, had been the mainstay of the world economy before paving the way for the industrial revolution. As the development of economies around the world shows, development begins with people’s adoption of agriculture, and the primary sector usuallyRead More →
2021 has turned out to be another successful year for the Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation. For those who are not familiar, JEDCO exists to meet the needs of existing businesses and to attract new investment to the city of Jacksonville. To this end, JEDCO spent 2021 focusing on the followingRead More →
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(WNDU) – It looks like Michiana’s first baby of the New Year will soon have a new store to do her groceries. Get ready to say hello, buy buy BABY. The other tenants of the University Crossings shopping center say that buybuy BABY will occupy the space vacated by BabiesRead More →
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WASHINGTON, DC – A new national report outlines the potential path for economic recovery this year as the pandemic continues for a third year. The group of economists and scientists say the recovery will be driven by several recent trends, including supply chain disruptions, increased household savings and growth inRead More →
Texas metropolitan areas have recovered most of the jobs lost due to COVID-19. While growth that would otherwise have taken place has been abandoned or at least delayed, the long-term outlook remains rather positive. More than three-quarters of all jobs in the state are currently located in the state’s sevenRead More →
The UK economy is starting 2022 on the back foot as a record number of coronavirus infections and tighter restrictions driven by the Omicron variant cloud growth prospects. It comes after a slower pace of growth at the end of last year as businesses and households face increasing pressure fromRead More →
VIETNAM, January 1 – General secretary of the Nguyễn Phú Trọng party. —Photo VNA / VNS The party’s general secretary, Nguyễn Phú Trọng, talks with the Vietnamese News Agency on the occasion of the upcoming Tết (Lunar New Year) on the importance of strengthening the building and rectification of theRead More →