Wednesday morning roundup 

    Congratulations to Idaho State University. The school's College of Business won accreditation for its business and accounting degrees. According to the ISU student newspaper, the school is one of only 167 across the country to receive accreditation in both programs:

According to the Award letter, received Jan. 12 by the College of Business administration, the school excelled in several areas, including the "strong and collegial culture" that provides the foundation for excellent programs and faculty retention. The letter also cited the curricular innovations the college has engaged in to build professional skills not normally taught in business classes.

    In Boise, people who try to keep up with the business world by reading the stock listings in their morning newspaper (yes, some people still do that) might be forced to make some changes to their routine. Is the Idaho Statesman planning to trim their stock listings? Earlier this month we cut the stock summary from the print edition of the Idaho Business Review, and in the coming weeks we'll roll out a cool interactive stock table here at IdahoBusiness.net.

    Next we move to Twin Falls, site of a service center for Dell Computers. Corporate customers who call a help desk to deal with laptop and desktop computer problems might ring through to Twin. However, retail customers ring through to India, and the service is apparently awful.

    And, finally, it pays to be green.

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