Monthly Archives: July 2018
Baur sees higher wages, lower stock returns ahead
Robert Baur, chief global economist for Principal Global Investors, speaks at the CBJ’s June 27 Mid-Year Economic Review. He sees the current bull market...
Business leaders weigh in at Mid-Year Review
Panelists Lee Eilers, Brad Johnson, Pankaj Monga, Kent Statler and Heidi Vittetoe discuss trade, workforce and technology challenges as part of the CBJ’s Mid-Year...
Business leaders weigh in at Mid-Year Review
Panelists Lee Eilers, Brad Johnson, Pankaj Monga, Kent Statler and Heidi Vittetoe discuss trade, workforce and technology challenges as part of the CBJ’s Mid-Year...
Northwestern Mutual’s Schutte sees bulls running longer
By Dave DeWitte
dave@corridorbusiness.com
Although a growing number of voices say the long economic expansion has almost run its course, Northwestern Mutual’s Chief Investment Strategist Brent...
Real Success with Nate Kaeding: John Myers
Nate Kaeding (right) with John Myers, of Indian Creek Nature Center, at the nonprofit's home in Cedar Rapids.
Sponsored by West Bank, this is the...
Refinancing dispute dashes hopes for Zero Energy Systems
Zero Energy Systems' factory and headquarters at 428 Westcor Dr. stands silent and unoccupied on June 19 after closing in mid May. The owners...
SantosHuman makes products more personal
Steve Beck, president and CEO of SantosHuman, located in the University of Iowa’s BioVentures Center, says the company’s human-centric approach to product design can...
Rantizo looks to drones as ag’s next frontier
A six-rotor hexacopter drone is being used by Rantizo as it develops its autonomous crop spraying system. PHOTO RANTIZO
By Dave DeWitte
dave@corridorbusiness.com
A fleet of 10...