Opinion
CBJ editorial: Doing the right thing
“Don’t be evil” was the unofficial motto of Google during its early years. In 2015, “do the right thing” became the new motto after the formation of its parent company, Alphabet. That “do the right thing” really hit home last…
Posturing for points against Big Tech
CBJ Editorial Every few years Congress conducts a parade of successful business executives through committee…
Going virtual? Think differently about your event
By Jen Neumann | Guest Column As organizations are forced to retool traditional events, nearly…
CID’s prudent health screening
CBJ Editorial The debate hasn’t died down over requiring masks in public, but when it…
Keep Iowa ahead of online sales curve
CBJ Editorial There are hundreds of state rankings with varying levels of authenticity and usefulness,…
CR goes it alone for a win
CBJ Editorial There had been tacit agreement that the region should collaborate on three priorities:…
Meet the newest journo in town
By Joe Coffey | The Fifth Estate It isn’t unusual for a media critic to…
CBJ wins 5 national awards
CBJ Editorial The Corridor Business Journal, created to inform business and community leaders with a…
Preventing another shutdown
CBJ EDITORIAL With businesses continuing to reopen and the weather warm and sunny, the apex…
A survey worth your time
By Elliott Smith | Guest Column It’s time to get counted, Iowa – the 2020…
Finding the path to racial justice
CBJ Editorial We appear to be at a seminal point in our nation’s understanding of…
The 4 P’s of selling a business
By Scott Bushkie | Guest Column Marketers will sometimes talk about the four P’s (product,…
Kirkwood poised for more growth
CBJ Editorial With the COVID-19 pandemic, institutions of higher education are facing some of the…
Another pillar threatened
CBJ Editorial We have commented recently that several of the region’s major economic players have…
Checking in on fact-checking outrage
By Joe Coffey | The Fifth Estate Remember the first time that thing you were…
Giving government grace
CBJ Editorial Rarely do we defend government and its legislative or executive actions because all…