As general counsel of the LSU System, Ray Lamonica works as vigorously to protect its interests as he once did pursuing crooked bank executives and public servants.
The greed and a lack of respect for voters exhibited by legislators put Gov. Bobby Jindal in the middle of a dilemma. And it won't end with his veto of a pay raise. Plus: qualifying starts in a week and a number of attractive young candidates are stepping up.
The Capital Area chapter enters what could be its most crucial time in history without a CEO and with payments to member agencies on the decline.
The Capital Region apartment market is becoming more competitive, especially at the high-end level.
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Any way you slice it, local restaurateurs are facing increased competition from national chains locating in the Capital Region.
As homeowner and developer loans come under increased scrutiny, banks are turning to commercial lending to offset the slowdown.
Last summer, Cox Communications Technical Support Supervisor Lea Plummer had an idea: create an incentive for the cable provider’s technical staff to work from home.
Since adopting a rule of professional conduct on the handling of retainer fees, Louisiana sees a decrease in problem cases.
The biggest problem with sprawl? It will drive you nuts. Can rising gas prices and energy costs stop unplanned growth?
The nuclear blast of the legislative pay raise has vaporized all of the session's accomplishments, including raising ethics standards, slashing business and personal taxes, ramping up highway construction, raising teacher pay and balancing the budget with a nearly $1 billion surplus.
July 1, 2008 issue
July 1, 2008
July 1, 2008 issue
July 1, 2008 issue
Over a handshake deal and cup of coffee, Brad Chaney and his father, John, bought a small oil change business and turned it into a venture that generated nearly $550,000 in revenue last year.
Where should a revamped downtown East Baton Rouge Library be located?
