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Updated: November 04, 2009/8:39 PM
Louisiana has raised over $300 million with a tax amnesty program aimed at lessening the effects of budget cuts.
Governor Bobby Jindal on Wednesday called the program a…
Updated: November 04, 2009/10:50 AM
Sales for U.S. automakers in October revealed positive signs Americans are buying again, following a Cash-For-Clunkers hangover that stalled September profits.
General Motors posted its first sales gain in more…
Updated: November 02, 2009/9:13 PM
Power provider Cleco Corp. posted a 61 percent increase in third-quarter profit that handily beat analysts’ forecasts.
Although electricity sales fell from a year ago, Pineville-based Cleco took…
Updated: October 30, 2009/8:15 PM
Initial claims for unemployment payments in Louisiana dropped 10 percent last week.
The Louisiana Workforce Commission says there were 4,287 first-time claimants for the week ending October 24th.…
Updated: October 29, 2009/3:28 PM
There are more positive signs that the economy is trending up,
but for many on the front lines of the economic battle very little has changed.
A rise…
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Financial experts suggest Christmas shoppers take advantage of recession deals. Marianne Farvo reports.
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Credit offsets failing sales of cardboard-box materials
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Builders claim drywall used in hurricane renovations gives off harmful gasses and compounds.
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By law, legislator's per diem allowance is adjusted when the federal rate changes.
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House and Senate committees hearing details on the possible pension switch. Would bring state in line with private business.
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Budget director points to several reasons including less spending by state departments.
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State incentives have also been offered. V-Vehicle plans to renovate an existing plant in Monroe.
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Second quarter income increase was the first in nearly one year.
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Golf course developers blame loan default on falling property values and sales.
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Unless a regulatory problem develops, deal is expected to close before the end of the year.
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Employees could know their fate Friday. The city has been spending more than it has been taking in for several years.
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Members continue to work toward streamlining state government
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A Chinese Company finalized a deal last week to buy the Hummer brand from GM.
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MPERS has been criticized for its investments in golf courses, resorts
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Shreveport mayor heads for China


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