Business leaders tout North Dakota's innovations in agriculture and energy solutions, but say the state needs capital investments to build projects that will help achieve net-zero carbon emissions.
The virtual event, set for Tuesday morning, June 15, is free for all attendees and will discuss several topics, including budgeting, saving, credit scores and retirement.
We call coercion “cancel culture” when it’s a Twitter mob trying to unseat a CEO. We call it “authoritarianism” when it’s the government forcing businesses to bake a wedding cake, shut their doors for nine months, or—dare I say it—lend to industries they don't want to lend to.
As cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin continue to evolve — and rocket up in value — some North Dakota businesses and even one city are evolving with them.
The program was passed by the City Council this past fall and caused the city's two lenders — Greenbacks at 819 30th Ave. S. and Peoples Small Loan Co. at 1208 Center Ave. — to close up shop.
FARGO — Gate City Bank officials have developed a new low-interest finance agreement with North Dakota State University that will save the university $2.5 million in construction costs on the Aldevron Tower, a six-story, $28 million privately funded addition to Sudro Hall.
