Idaho Business Review IBR

Johnny Schillereff, who founded the Element skateboard gear and clothing company in 1992, recently rolled into Boise to open the skateboard hive he’s created at 304 Americana Blvd., next to the newly expanded Rhodes skateboard park. In a talk at ...

“I’ll be baaaack” was the famous retort of The Terminator as played by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the first of a series of movies about cyborgs sent back in time to readjust history. Some people, and even some ideas, simply won’t ...

In the busy world of law firms and intimidating goals for billable hours, the time spent at the firm can grow, and the time spent outside of work can diminish. Most associates feel pressure, either internal or external, to impress, ...

The gross domestic product numbers just posted show U.S economic growth at 1.2 percent for the second quarter of 2016, and when added to the numbers for the first quarter, they show anemic 0.9 percent growth for the year to ...

Installation of grid-connected solar power in the United States is at an all-time high as solar costs continue their unprecedented decline. In 2015, solar PV comprised nearly 30 percent of all new electric generation, while in April the nation saw ...

One of the many things that sets Idaho apart from other states is its immigrant population. While immigration only grew nationally by 5.8 percent between 2010 and 2014 , it grew much more rapidly in Idaho. Between 2010 and 2014, ...

In order to compete effectively, companies recognize that a commitment to diversity and inclusion is imperative. They realize that, in addition to creating better products, ideas and solutions, a focus on diversity and inclusion is necessary to expand and maintain ...

Across the U.S., there are more than 4 million Hispanic businesses, 23 percent more than the last count, per the Hispanic Business Study, a recent collaboration from Geoscape and the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. This growth is more than ...

Employers talk a lot about how to adapt to younger workers, especially the millennials. But how about the older workers, the baby boomers and the middle-aged, who are going to be occupying key jobs in our workplaces for the next ...

The Golden Arches are moving. Well, actually, it’s the corporate headquarters of McDonald’s, the iconic fast food chain, that is picking up stakes from its current location in suburban Chicago and settling into a new home just west of the ...