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A Case for Turning Tulsa Into the Next Big Tech Hub

It’s America in miniature.

Montana and South Dakota Career Opportunities – Corporate Counsel, Advance Distribution Management System Administrator, Compliance Process Manager, Numerous Intern Positions – Northwestern Energy –

NorthWestern Energy is a regional energy company serving electric and natural gas across western and central Montana, eastern South Dakota and several communities in Nebraska. We also proudly serve Yellowstone National Park. Our company is…

Small Mortgages Offer Opportunity to Invest in Rural Communities

Low-cost homes are available but unattainable for many because of limited financing

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The Midwest Needs International Immigration

America has welcomed the can-do, entrepreneurial spirt of immigrants for centuries. The Midwest needs another jolt.

For startups, attracting deep tech talent from large companies is more attainable than ever, says Mytra CEO and cofounder Chris Walti

“We would not be able to build the company that we’re building, with the speed we’re going at, if we didn’t have these kinds of people available to us,” said Walti. “I wouldn’t have chosen to start this company ten or 15 years ago.”

The Role of Firms in Immigration and Economic Prosperity

Professor Britta Glennon explains how immigration benefits the economy.

Watch: Sioux Falls Mayor shares the story of a rider who saw the immediate impact the city’s improved public transit network

Hear from the Mayor of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as he discusses the success of his city’s SAM On Demand — an innovative, tech-enabled transit service — along with a heartfelt rider story.

After Cuts, Lost Tech Jobs Aren’t Likely to Return Soon

Silicon Valley layoffs accounted for over half of nearly 76,000 jobs eliminated in August, prompting warnings that the era of boundless tech opportunities is probably over.

In 2024, Montana ranks among the least “sticky” states, with only 13% of relocating residents staying in-state — far below the national average of 26%.

Montana’s real estate market booms have outpaced local incomes. Since 2020, home values have surged 60%, pricing out many long-time residents. Despite attracting newcomers, high housing costs and a rural economy have forced 87% of Montana’s movers to seek more affordable living options out of state.