business

IGA was actually my store of choice. Don't get me wrong, it's not the only place I shop, but it's where I shop the most and here are the reasons:

Montana businesses that sell products online may need to get to work soon to address some big changes in the digital marketplace that are expected after a Supreme Court Decision today, June 21.

The Montana Chamber of Commerce is trying to make Montana’s legal system friendlier to business, but according to Government Relations Director Bridger Mahlum, they have a long way to go.

Applications are now available for the Tourism Grant Program with the Office of Tourism and Business Development.

New Department of Labor regulations mean that many workers who didn’t qualify for overtime pay, will soon be receiving time and a half.

By now, most residents have heard the news that K-Mart will be closing. Given the typical emptiness of the parking lot, it's not exactly shocking news. Whenever a business closes shop, I always think of the employees and what it's like for them knowing the end is coming in a matter of week…

For many soldiers, the adjustment to civilian life can be extremely challenging. Military experience is looked at as a positive on most jobs, but making that initial leap from the armed forces to the private sector business world can be extremely difficult...

If you're an accomplished home cook who has dreamed of someday selling your food, the state of Montana just made things much easier for you. The new cottage food law takes effect today and makes it possible for you to prepare certain foods at home and sell them directly to consumers...

Are you a female that's driven?  Now don't get me wrong there's nothing bad about wanting to be a stay-at-home mom.  Raise your kids, take care of your husband and the house.  But for some of us, that's not the case.
I'm in my late 30's, no kids and not ma…

According to a story in the New York Times, a survey conducted by the Kaufman Foundation says Montana leads the nation in new business creation.