Business News

Loads of emergency protocols are currently being rolled out to all manner of people still having to work through the pandemic. The medical profession is no different.

According to the latest Farm Bureau Survey the average price of a Thanksgiving meal (enough to feed 10 people plus leftovers) has gone up one cent from last year. From 48 dollars and 90 cents, to $48.91.

Some people just don't know that most home prices are negotiable. And as it turns out Shreveport is among the better places to negotiate the price you want for a new home.

Julie Gilley and Caryn Chamlers from EAP (Entrepreneurial Accelerator Program) talk about their upcoming Airshow Innovation Showcase.

Gateway Development Consortium's Paul Pratt talks about the latest news regarding the proposed 10 year, $1 billion dollar building plan for Shreveport's Cross Bayou.

Economist Dr. Loren Scott talks with about the state's Industrial Tax Exemption Program, and how a "no" vote in East Baton Rouge Parish could affect all Louisiana.

Scott Martinez, President of the North Louisiana Economic Partnership, talks about the future of business and industry in our area.

Stephen Waguespack talks about the current state of the state economy, how to attract business to the area and his early read on next year's Governor's race.

Has Nike founder Phil Knight considered the potential fallout of his major product becoming the symbol of left wing protest in America?

Larry English of Gateway Development Consortium and JR Chantengco of Black Pearl Investments talk about the latest news on the proposed Cross Bayou Pointe project.