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Boise Startup Week this year included two pitch contests with $10,000 cash prizes for the winners – “Trailmix,” focused on processed food products, and a ...
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What’s in store for Micron’s next 40 years?
Micron Technology, the grande dame of Idaho’s technology industry, is celebrating the 40th anniversa...
IBR Headlines
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Snacktivist Foods, Lumineye win Boise Startup Week pitch contests
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Micron throws itself a birthday party
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Federal loan leads to new fire station in Osburn
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Cyclist Kristin Armstrong headlines new health/wellness district at Ten Mile Crossing
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Sears will close at Boise Towne Square
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Charter school will fill empty Sears building in Chubbuck
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IBR celebrates Excellence In Finance winners
Commentary
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The Unsalesperson: Recognize these models of selfless giving
They are everywhere, and they are nowhere. Their integrity is above reproach. And they are honest to a fault. These sleeping giants – an affectionate ...
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The ever-shifting legal landscape of joint employment
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Idaho’s business opportunity: energy resilience
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A note from the editor: I’m a bit tired but very happy to be here
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Not all important terms are written in the contract
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As pensions are phased out, companies look at new ways to help employees save
October 2, 2018 Comments Off on As pensions are phased out, companies look at new ways to help employees save
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A five-step plan for cyber risks
October 1, 2018 Comments Off on A five-step plan for cyber risks
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Federal loan leads to new fire station in Osburn
Cyclist Kristin Armstrong headlines new health/wellness district at Ten Mile Crossing
Roundup 10.19.18
Sears will close at Boise Towne Square
Bi-monthly discussion with industry-relevant panelists, developed by IBR’s editor and presented by Hawley Troxell. |
 Each year, 50 Women of the Year are recognized for shaping Idaho’s economic and community well-being through their outstanding leadership. |
Honors remarkable business and nonprofit leaders throughout our state who consistently demonstrate strong leadership, integrity, vision, community building and diversity |
Accomplished Under 40 program honors 40 Idaho business and professional leaders under the age of 40 |
The ICON Awards honor business leaders who are over 50 and have helped Idaho’s business community thrive. |
 A virtual “who’s who” reference guide for the top construction projects in Idaho from the previous year. |
The Excellence in Finance publication and power lunch recognizes professionals whose fiscal work set the pace for their company and the region |
 Leaders in Law honorees are individuals whose leadership, both in the legal profession and in the community, has had a positive impact on Idaho. |
Forum on the Future is an annual panel discussion on expectations for technology, real estate and construction, agribusiness, and health care for the coming year. |
