Savannah Howe News
Intel given F grade in Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation's Corporate Complicity Scorecard
By Savannah Howe | Mar 25, 2022
An anti-communism organization has accused Intel Corporation of being complicit with regard to Beijing’s surveillance and human rights violations in China. Intel declined to comment on the allegation.
Chamber president commends pandemic policies for making Florida 'best place in the world' to work
By Savannah Howe | Jul 19, 2021
According to Florida Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Mark Wilson, the Sunshine State is emerging strong out of the pandemic.
Texas lawmakers look to regulate, bring reliability to wind and solar energy
By Savannah Howe | May 6, 2021
A bundle of legislation is moving through Austin with a common theme: renewable energy.
Tortilla manufacturing plant expected to bring over 500 jobs to Plainfield
By Savannah Howe | Sep 13, 2020
The State of Indiana announced in an Aug. 17 press release that Mission Foods, a national baked products manufacturer, will open a state-of-the-art tortilla baking facility in Plainfield.
Area restaurants use new grant program for improved and expanded outdoor dining
By Savannah Howe | Sep 7, 2020
Visitors to the downtown region of Tucson will soon be able to enjoy al fresco dining from a variety of restaurants, according to an Aug. 26 press release from the Downtown Tucson (DTP) website.
Rasmussen poll results: Many believe health care system is 'rigged'
By Savannah Howe | Aug 11, 2020
The results of the National Health Poll, a survey of 1,200 registered voters conducted by Scott Rasmussen and RMG Research Inc. were released this week.
Eight of 10 SBET index components see improvements
By Savannah Howe | Jul 6, 2020
Eight of 10 Small Business Economic Trend (SBET) index components have seen improvements since April, according the the latest SBET report release on June 9.