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CBJ editorial: Sierra Club gets it wrong on Duane Arnold

We are entering what many call the fourth industrial revolution. The first three revolutions were defined by steam, electricity and digitalization. This fourth revolution builds on digital foundations and is characterized by widespread integration of smart technologies, with artificial intelligence…

Economy still confuses

The economy this year continues to perplex even the most knowledgeable economists. A couple of…

Illinois’ important pro-growth legislation

We have been critical of many of Illinois’ legislative policies which negatively impact business and…

Regionalism is dying — Part 2

After our last “Regionalism is dying” editorial went to press, there was an announcement by…

Regionalism is dying

Regionalism isn’t dead, but it might be dying. A recent example of the continued decay…

Mercy Iowa City gets mercy

The University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics (UIHC) has a tagline on its website that…

15 years of fast companies

The Corridor Business Journal was privileged to host the annual Fastest Growing Companies awards July…

Editorial: Growing air service is good news for the region

One not-so-scientific method of determining the direction and success of a geographical region is to…

Linn Co. accepting applications for economic development funds

The Linn County Board of Supervisors is accepting applications for Linn County’s Economic & Community…

Iowa becomes even more competitive 

While there were certainly some social issues advanced during the last legislative session giving business…

Helping Iowa City thrive

In our last editorial, we noted Nancy Bird’s appointment as the new CEO/president of the…

Big leadership changes in Iowa City

Three of the most high profile and challenging, public sector positions in Iowa City are…

Welcome back, Kristie Fisher

The last several presidents at Kirkwood Community College, including the current one, have been exceptional…

Entrepreneurial icon John Pappajohn dies

The University of Iowa recently lost another icon. Businessman and philanthropist John Pappajohn died April…

Fundraising innovates in the Corridor

How do we fundraise for needy nonprofit organizations when our social fabric and connectivity seems…

Editorial: Iowa’s transcendent women’s basketball team

What we witnessed this past season with the hype and success of the University of…

Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball bobblehead