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2022: Montana ranks 40th nationwide for total received in EDA grants, at $32,297,503

By Business Daily | Jan 1, 2023

In 2022, Montana received $32,297,503 in EDA grants for economic development projects, ranking 40th nationwide, according to the US Economic Development Administration (EDA).
Survey: Risk managers seek more 'thriving' roles in ESG initiatives

By Indiana Business Daily Report | Dec 26, 2022

A new survey from the WTW 2022 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Global Risk Managers Survey conducted by Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has found that risk managers, nearly 75%, are seeking a greater role in their organization's ESG initiatives.
TCWC president on expansion: ‘We're thrilled to break ground on this incredible new facility’

By Michigan Business Daily Report | Nov 10, 2022

A Traverse City, Michigan-based distiller will soon expand its facility.
Learn which type of captives are best to help companies thrive

By Lucas Nava | Nov 8, 2022

When searching for a potential captive insurance company to work with, it's important to know which kind of captive would most benefit the company.
How would a captive insurance company benefit you and your business?

By Lucas Nava | Nov 7, 2022

When it comes to determining how much of a return on an investment into the establishment and managing of a captive to expect, analyzing the benefits that a captive could bring to your company is crucial.
When should you consider starting a health insurance captive?

By Lucas Nava | Nov 7, 2022

When deciding whether to start a health insurance captive, it's important that you're aware of which kinds of coverage are available.
Jarid Beck of Risk Management Advisors: ‘Captives are no longer domiciled offshore’

By Laurie A. Luebbert | Oct 22, 2022

The director and co-founder of Risk Management Advisors LLC recently explained that a shift in the industry is happening where America is gaining for captive insurance companies as compared to before.
CEO on advantages of captive health insurance: 'Positive peer pressure' helps members improve plans, reduce costs

By David Beasley | Oct 3, 2022

One of the advantages of coverage in a captive insurance policy is the encouragement and advice you receive from other companies that are enrolled in the same type of insurance, said Rebekah Barr, CEO of Allyon.
CEO of Everlong Captive, Captive Health Insurance: 'If you don't position yourself and your clients, you'll be left behind'

By Andy Nghiem | Sep 27, 2022

Doug Truax, CEO of Everlong Captive and Captive Health Insurance, recently said regarding health insurance that if employers and brokers don't position themselves and their clients correctly, they'll be left behind.
Founder of Big Ideas for Small Business: 'Traditional insurance products may not meet a business’s needs, at least not at an affordable price'

By David Beasley | Sep 16, 2022

Traditional insurance has had a grip on the economy for several decades and has been reaching extraordinary price premiums for coverage that employees need, said Barbara Weltman, founder of Big Ideas for Small Business.
ElevateBio to open facility at Pittsburgh, creating 172 six-figure jobs

By Bob Martin | Sep 4, 2022

Gov. Tom Wolf recently announced that ElevateBio will be investing in its first Pennsylvania operation through the creation of a BaseCamp biomanufacturing facility that will create 172 new, six-figure jobs in Pittsburgh.
Texas set to divest from BlackRock, UBS for 'boycott' of oil and gas industry

By Andy Nghiem | Aug 25, 2022

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar recently announced his office's list of financial companies that boycott the oil and gas industry, setting the stage for Texas to prohibit public fund investment to BlackRock, UBS and others.
'Misery Index' shows Arizona drivers still paying elevated pump prices

By Arizona Business Daily reports | Aug 17, 2022

Arizona drivers paid an average of $4.13 on Aug. 16 for a gallon of gas, reflecting a monthly decline of 74 cents but an increase of $504 paid on an annual basis compared to gas prices a year ago, according to the Gasoline Misery Index.
'Misery Index' shows Arizona drivers still paying elevated pump prices

By Arizona Business Daily reports | Aug 16, 2022

Arizona drivers paid an average of $4.13 on Aug. 15 for a gallon of gas, reflecting a monthly decline of 74 cents but an increase of $504 paid on an annual basis compared to gas prices a year ago, according to the Gasoline Misery Index.
'Misery Index' shows Arizona drivers still paying elevated pump prices

By Arizona Business Daily reports | Aug 13, 2022

Arizona drivers paid an average of $4.18 on Aug. 12 for a gallon of gas, reflecting a monthly decline of 81 cents but an increase of $530 paid on an annual basis compared to gas prices a year ago, according to the Gasoline Misery Index.
'Misery Index' shows Arizona drivers still paying elevated pump prices

By Arizona Business Daily reports | Aug 12, 2022

Arizona drivers paid an average of $4.19 on Aug. 11 for a gallon of gas, reflecting a monthly decline of 83 cents but an increase of $540 paid on an annual basis compared to gas prices a year ago, according to the Gasoline Misery Index.
Arizona Chamber of Commerce's Seiden: CHIPS Act 'is helpful to our local economy'

By Art Benavidez | Aug 11, 2022

The microchips-based legislation that was spearheaded by Arizona Democratic Sens. Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly has received the seal of approval from the president of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
'Misery Index' shows Arizona drivers still paying elevated pump prices

By Arizona Business Daily reports | Aug 11, 2022

Arizona drivers paid an average of $4.22 on Aug. 10 for a gallon of gas, reflecting a monthly decline of 81 cents but an increase of $560 paid on an annual basis compared to gas prices a year ago, according to the Gasoline Misery Index.
Ballotpedia's Rasmussen: 55% of Americans want to cut government spending, taxes

By Lucas Nava | Aug 10, 2022

A Scott Rasmussen national survey released on Aug. 8 stated that 55% of Americans support cuts to government spending and taxes.
C&S Machine President on its Bertrand Township facility expansion: ‘We look forward to aggressively expanding our business’

By Art Benavidez | Aug 10, 2022

C&S Machine Products, a manufacturer of precision components, will increase production at its facility in Bertrand Township in Berrien County.

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