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MEDCO launches loan program for businesses

By CBJ News Staff [email protected] Marion Economic Development Corp. has partnered with three community banks to launch the Derecho Storm Business Recovery Loan Program. Initial lending partners...

Veridian names Christoffer as its new CEO, president

Renee Christoffer. CREDIT: Veridian By CBJ News Staff [email protected] Veridian Credit Union has named Renee Christoffer as its new president and CEO. She replaces Monte Berg, who...

Expanding entrepreneurship: Empower by GoDaddy going Corridor-wide

Jermaine Wilson prepares to hit the streets for his Jay's Water Ice business in Cedar Rapids on Aug. 7. PHOTO DAVE DEWITT By Dave DeWitte [email protected] Although...

Floral entrepreneur takes big risk on pandemic pivot

By Katharine Carlon [email protected] Entrepreneur Allison Krivachek spent three years building her Tiffin-based floral operation from a one-woman shop into an Eastern Iowa wedding powerhouse, providing...

Iowa new business filings second highest in state history

This graph shows the number of new businesses filed in Iowa from 2011-2020. By CBJ News Staff [email protected] Secretary of State Paul Pate has announced Iowans registered...

Checking in: COVID-19 sparks demand for employee health apps

An automotive plant worker wears the armband device that connects her with her MakuSmart employee safety platform from MakuSafe, based in West Des Moines,...
University of Iowa

UI warns of possible furloughs, layoffs ahead

A birds-eye view of the University of Iowa campus. CREDIT UIOWA By CBJ News Staff [email protected] As the University of Iowa continues to assess the major budget...
Students listen to a professor's lecture at Kirkwood Community College. CREDIT KIRKWOOD

Kirkwood in-person classes to return for fall

A class at Kirkwood Community College, shown in an undated photo. Socially distanced in-person classes will resume this fall, the institution announced. CREDIT KIRKWOOD By...

Supply and (big) demand

By Katharine Carlon [email protected] Mile-long lines of cars at food pantries have become one of the defining images of the COVID-19 pandemic, and with layoffs and...

Giving government grace

CBJ Editorial Rarely do we defend government and its legislative or executive actions because all too often they generate unintended consequences or simply fail to...

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