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Micron plans $200 million expansion in Boise

A similar research and development expansion at Micron in 2011-12 added about 200 jobs. Micron employs more than 6,000 people in Idaho.

Micron, Intel boast a new way to store data

Micron Technology Inc. is on an innovation roll.

Schweitzer gives UI $2 million for engineering chair

"Creating this endowed chair is a great way for us to help educate the next generation of power systems professionals."

McCall, Idaho voters to decide on raising minimum wage

Increasing the minimum wage would mean less worker turnover, less training, more loyalty and more productivity from workers, according to backers of the initiative.

Idaho’s Price copes with backlash against the raise that roared – Gravity Payments

Three months ago, Price, a 31-year-old Idaho native, announced that he was setting a new minimum salary of $70,000 at his Seattle credit card processing firm, Gravity Payments, and slashing his own million-dollar pay package to do it.

Beer has $1.2 billion economic impact on Idaho

Beer brewing supports 278 jobs in Idaho, totaling about $10 million in wages, the report said.

The legend of the two Boises: Is it a city divided?

Fair or not, some Boiseans still believe their elected leaders care more about Downtown and its next-door neighborhoods than the city’s outlying areas.

Boise-based global shoe company Telic brings manufacturing to Caldwell, Idaho

"You know, it’s all good things," Kurek says, referring to the Telic shoe, a rubbery shoe in flip-flop, clog-style or slip-on designs. "They’re a great price … they’re a recycled product, they’re made in the U.S., and they’re comfortable."

BoiseCodeWorks announces plans to open code school

"It is our hope that this school will help create real value in the Treasure Valley as we will begin to fill the many job openings for capable developers."

Chinese company wants to buy Boise’s Micron Technology Inc. for $23 billion

Two U.S. analysts say the acquisition is a long shot based on a lowball offer, possible security concerns and a pile of regulations the company would have to navigate.