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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 married...

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.

Neptune Aviation met with a number of business representatives in Missoula today to discuss a program to try to enhance the instate air service in the state, including a route between Missoula and Billings every day.

A new study by the University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research shows a boom in the state’s high tech sector.

The Montana Secretary of State’s office has been working since spring to create an online business toolkit to speed up the business license application and renewal process. The new system is designed to help business owners navigate the labyrinth of  necessary state documents.

Some lists you want your home state to be on and some you do not. This is definitely a list we want to be on. According to the nonpartisan Tax Foundation Montana ranks 6th in regard to having one of the best business tax climates in the United States...

The Montana Public Service Commission has wrapped up its approval of the $900 million purchase of 11 hydroelectric dams by NorthWestern Energy.

Every year since 1989, Montana college and university students have brought their business plans to Missoula for the John Ruffatto Statewide Business Plan Competition. This month, a group of judges composed of entrepreneurs, bankers and business professors crowned a new winner.