Higher Wyoming Oil Prices
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/30/2017 to
Energy Industry
Higher Wyoming Oil Prices
Office of State Lands and Investments Exceeding Revenue Goal
IncSmart Wyoming (Small Business and Startups) - Wyoming oil prices climb higher. Officials with the Wyoming Office of State Lands and Investments say the state has made $60 million from oil and gas lease sales this year. These fees exceed the states revenue goal. Oil prices hit close to $60 a gallon last week. This is a great sign for Wyoming oil producers, and all oil sand and oil shale resources in Utah, Colorado and Wyoming. The most viable areas in the world for oil and gas are located in America: Texas - 1st, Oklahoma - 2nd, North Dakota - 3rd, West Virginia - 5th, Kansas - 6th, and Wyoming - 9th.
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New Jersey Scrambles for Mars Candy Jobs
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/29/2017 to
Federal and State Taxes
New Jersey Scrambles for Mars Candy Jobs
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority Offering Incentive Money
IncSmart New Jersey (Small Business and Startups) - New Jersey scrambles for Mars Candy jobs. The candy company is considering moving over 200 jobs from Chicago to Newark. This move will also consolidate the two existing locations already in New Jersey. Mars Wrigley has also promised to invest $42 million in a leased Newark location and is considering an additional $52 million in a company owned building in Hacketstown. Mars currently has more than 2,400 employees, five factories, and five corporate locations in Illinois. The chocolate and a gum empire makes products such as M&Ms, Snickers, Juicy Fruit and Life Savers.
Sabre Healthcare Launches Ohio Telemedicine
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/28/2017 to
Healthcare
Sabre Healthcare Launches Ohio Telemedicine
Remote Physician Care Accessible 24-7
IncSmart Ohio (Small Business and Startups) - Sabre Healthcare launches Ohio Telemedicine. Sabre has partnered with TeleCare Partners Group to make remote physician care accessible 24-7. Telehealth technology makes physician care available at any time, day or night, without having to transport a patient to a physician's office or hospital. When customers are aided by an on site nurse and a tech cart equipped with medical equipment, a doctor can see and talk to patients via video and assess their condition.
Iowa Expands Startup Incubator
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/28/2017 to
Tips for Entrepreneurs
Iowa Expands Startup Incubator
Simpson College and the Emerge Foundation
IncSmart Iowa (Small Business and Startups) - Simpson College in Indianola, has formed The Emerge Foundation, a Startup Incubator created for entrepreneurial development in it's business management program. This program will help students engage their startups on campus. Students have the opportunity to gain real-world experiences in start up businesses and nonprofits. The collaboration is between Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and business leaders helping startups solving problems.
District of Columbia vs NFL
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/27/2017 to
Politics and Economy
District of Columbia vs NFL
Trump Train Boycotts Millionaires
IncSmart Washington DC (Small Business and Startups) - The 2017 football season is in disarray. Pundits are calling the season the death of the NFL Clearly the Trump Train has made this an issue and Americans are not happy with the league. The problems for the NFL began with the widely unpopular protest of the teams and the millionaire players during the national anthem. The protests have left the field and jumped to the stadium stands. Hundreds of players are protesting the flag, but millions of fans have dumped the games. The 6.3% drop in viewers represents $500 million in potential lost revenue for the networks showing the games on TV. More attention has been paid to the behavour of the players before the game than the game playing out on the field. what’s actually happening on the field.
Navy Sailors Shop Hawaii
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/27/2017 to
Tips for Entrepreneurs
Navy Sailors Shop Hawaii
Boon For Hawaii Christmas Retailors
IncSmart Hawaii (Small Business and Startups) - Navy sailors will be Christmas shopping in Hawaii this weekend. This is a huge bonus for local retailors in Honolulu. With the arrival of over 7,500 sailors and marines in Hawaii, locals have a chance to take advantage of ready made shoppers. The sailors will able to rest and relax before returning home. Hickam Air Force Base merged with the Naval Base Pearl Harbor to become part of the Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam. The base is only eight miles west of Honolulu.
Fresenius Kabi Expands in North Carolina
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/26/2017 to
Healthcare
Fresenius Kabi Expands in North Carolina
Wilson To Add Over 450 Jobs
IncSmart North Carolina (Small Business and Startups) - Fresenius Kabi announces expansion in Wilson North Carolina. The expansion of its current pharmaceutical production facility in Wilson, will also include and the construction of a new manufacturing facility. The German company will enlarge its 100 employee production facility and build a new manufacturing plant. The company’s expansion project is designed to increase the thre production of generic medicines in pre-filled syringes.
Delaware Changing LLC Policies
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/26/2017 to
Business Law
Delaware Changing LLC Policies
Customer List To The Treasury Department
IncSmart Delaware (Small Business and Startups) - Delaware is changing LLC policies. The Delaware Secretary of State has changed it's policy on it's secretive limited liability companies. The new rule will require the state's 1.3 million business entities to be regularly compared to a federal database of terrorists and international drug traffickers. Commercial registered agents representing 50 plus business will conduct quarterly checks. The checks be for existing clients against a federal sanctions list updated by the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Asset Control.
Facebook Investment in New Mexico
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/25/2017 to
Tech Business
Facebook Investment in New Mexico
Data Center In Los Lunas
IncSmart New Mexico (Small Business and Startups) - Facebook investment in New Mexico, just took a new turn. Facebook is going much bigger with the new data center in New Mexico. They announcing plans to build another four buildings and boost its total investment to more than $1 billion. The expansion plans are in Los Lunas, a rural community outside of Albuquerque. The new Facebook data center campus will include a total of six buildings covering nearly 2.8 million square feet.
Pradco Adding Arkansas Jobs
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/24/2017 to
Business Opportunities
Pradco Adding Arkansas Jobs
Ft. Smith Company Expanding Operations
IncSmart Arkansas (Small Business and Startups) - Pradco is adding Arkansas jobs. It just announced an expansion to it's operations in Ft. Smith. Pradco is a manufacturer and marketer of fishing and hunting brands and products. They announced its expansion during a news conference attended by Gov. Asa Hutchinson and representatives of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Wal-Mart is Pradco's largest customer. The company also has decided to move the production line of its Thill brand of balsa fishing floats from Minnesota to Fort Smith starting in December.
New Jersey Could Be Next Legal Pot State
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/24/2017 to
Marijuana Startups
New Jersey Could Be Next Legal Pot State
New Governor Campaigned To Legalize Marijuana
IncSmart New Jersey (Small Business and Startups) - New Jersey could be the next state to legalize recreational marijuana. Phil Murphy, the next governor of New Jersey, vowed on the campaign to legalize marijuana. State regulators are looking at $300 million a year in tax revenue by the year 2020. Medical marijuana is already legal, but there are only six dispensaries serving the entire state of nine million people. Eight states and the District of Columbia, have legalized recreational marijuana. The new law could also provide savings for law enforcement and courts, and may even expunge marijuana convictions and clear pending charges for low-level drug arrests.
Maine Outdoors Brands Boosts Sports Companies
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/23/2017 to
Sports Business
Maine Outdoors Brands Boosts Sports Companies
The Great Outdoors in Maine
IncSmart Maine (Small Business and Startups) - Maine Outdoors Brands created to help Maine sports and out door companies. This business alliance was created to make America aware of the great outdoors in Maine, and its large outdoor recreation economy. They also hope to reach a younger workforce and to attract them to move to the state. The alliance has nearly 30 members. The outdoors industry is responsible for 76,000 Maine jobs. These jobs are paying $2.2 billion in wages creating $548 million in state and local taxes.
DXC Technology Creates Louisiana Jobs
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/22/2017 to
Business Opportunities
DXC Technology Creates Louisiana Jobs
Digital Transformation Center In Downtown New Orleans
IncSmart Louisiana (Small Business and Startups) - DXC Technology creates new Louisiana jobs. The Virginia-based company, DXC Technology is an IT services company,providing technology support and consulting services for businesses and governments. The Digital Transformation Center will include cloud computing, cyber security, and data analytics. Louisiana will put up more than $44 million in incentives. The package includes a $25 million investment in a higher education to expand the number of degrees awarded in computer science from local colleges and universities.
Tyson Investing In Tennessee
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/22/2017 to
Business Opportunities
Tyson Investing In Tennessee
$300 Million For New Operations In Humboldt
IncSmart Tennessee (Small Business and Startups) - Tyson Foods is investing in Tennessee. Tyson is one of the world’s largest food processing companies, and currently has four facilities in Tennessee. They currently employ over 5,000 people. The company owns food products under Tyson, Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm, Sara Lee, Ball Park, Wright, Aidells and State Fair brands.