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Oct 23 2023
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US Commerce Department names Indiana among dozens of tech hubs
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The federal government has chosen Indiana as one of more than two dozen tech hubs across the country.
According to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration, Indiana’s designated hub is Heartland BioWorks.
The designation means the hub can now compete for up to $75 million in grants.
Heartland BioWorks says it will use the
Wish TVOct 20 2023
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Sec. Canfield to depart Commerce with veteran economic developer tapped as successor
Sec. Canfield to depart Commerce with veteran economic developer tapped as successor
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -Governor Kay Ivey today announced Alabama Department of Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield will step down at the end of the year after serving in the post for 12 years. The governor has tapped Ellen McNair, an economic development veteran, to serve as the next secretary...
Spot On AlabamaMar 20 2024
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Hispanic chamber of commerce launches in Delaware
WILMINGTON — Gathering the growing might of the Hispanic and Latino community, the Hispanic American Association of Delaware and other community members have launched a new chamber of commerce to help them navigate the challenges of business together. The Delaware Hispanic Chamber of Commerce cut the ribbon on its office on Lancaster Avenue in Wilmington on March 15, with scores of attendees
Delaware Business TimesMar 20 2024
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Commerce Township road to close Saturday
McCoy Street, which runs along the border of Wolverine Lake Village and Commerce Township, will be closed on Saturday, March 23, 2024, between Benstein and Ladd roads. An estimated 2,020 vehicles travel this stretch of McCoy daily. Oakland County’s road commission will remove and replace two culverts under the road. The culverts are between Wilkshire Street and Killarney Court and just west of
Oakland PressDec 15 2023
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Montana Department of Commerce director resigns over travel expense violations – Daily Montanan
Montana Department of Commerce Director Scott Osterman resigned Wednesday after an internal investigation found he had filed more than $26,000 in travel expenses in violation of state policy. The Montana Free Press first reported Osterman’s resignation and details of the expenses and investigation on Thursday. Osterman was appointed by Gov. Greg Gianforte in January 2021 after he took office.
Daily MontananOct 28 2023
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Most US civilian firearms exports halted for 90 days: Commerce Department
The United States has halted the export of most civilian firearm exports for the next 90 days, the U.S. Department of Commerce said late Friday. Citing national security reasons, the Commerce Department said the U.S. will largely stop issuing civilian export licenses and will assess the "risk of firearms being diverted to entities or activities that promote regional instability, violate human
Fox BusinessApr 18 2024
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Felon who barricaded while armed after assaulting girlfriend in Commerce Township pleads to charges
A Sterling Heights felon who barricaded himself while armed in an Oakland County home has pleaded to charges in connection with the incident, as well as to an earlier drug possession charge. At a hearing this week in Oakland County Circuit Court, 36-year-old Dean Michael Tyler pleaded no contest to assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder and assaulting/resisting/
Oakland PressOct 20 2023
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Department of Commerce leader to step down; Gov. Ivey appoints new chair
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - After 12 years of service, Alabama Department of Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield is stepping down to be replaced by Ellen McNair, Governor Ivey announced Friday. McNair was chosen by Ivey to fill the role and will begin after Canfield officially steps down at the end of the year. “I will forever be grateful for all that Greg has accomplished for our state, and I know
Mar 17 2024
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Anchorage Chamber of Commerce mayoral candidate forum
This week on Addressing Alaskans we have an Anchorage mayoral candidate forum presented by the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce‘s Make it Monday forums. Candidates respond to questions regarding business and the city’s economy.
This program was recorded via livestream on February 26 from the Dena’ina Center and was edited for broadcast.
NOTES:
Bill Popp is a former chair
Alaska Public MediaApr 05 2024
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Henderson history: Black undertaker stirred up Chamber of Commerce in 1924
A Black funeral director backed down the Henderson Chamber of Commerce a century ago and prompted the chamber to act against its own nature. Chambers of Commerce, as a rule, don’t favor new restrictions on private property rights, but in 1924 the local chamber passed a resolution asking the Henderson City Commission to enact a zoning ordinance. The city didn’t get around to doing that until
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