Editorials

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Editorial: ‘Slow-moving train wreck’

Speculation about the cause for the foreclosure of various high-profile properties owned by Marc Moen in downtown Iowa City is rampant following the excellent investigative reporting which was first scooped by Annie Smith Barkalow in the CBJ. Did Mr. Moen…

Another new university president

The hiring of the University of Iowa’s new president, Barbara Wilson, has captured the attention…

Welcome Barbara Wilson

We are excited to welcome Barbara Wilson as the University of Iowa’s 22nd president. By…

The economy is cooking

Just think how strong the economy would be if employers could find all of the…

Transportation HUB USA

One of the Corridor’s most promising industry clusters is transportation and logistics. The newly approved…

Is regionalism dead?

The Greater Des Moines region has its act together (See the related guest opinion). We…

Big shoes at Kirkwood

An important economic development position at a key Corridor institution is going to Jasmine Almoayyed.…

Celebrating the fastest

The Corridor Business Journal was again privileged to host the 14th annual Fastest Growing Companies…

Van Meter, GreenState continue growth 

Van Meter Inc., a 50% partner in Werner Ventures LLC, the legal entity that owns…

Solar farm next best thing

The irony of what is happening in Palo with a proposed large-scale solar farm is…

Celebrate Inteconnex’s new HQ

Congratulations to Inteconnex for its new Cedar Rapids headquarters in the Fountains in northeast Cedar…