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On Friday, Albertsons LLC CEO Bob Miller became the first recipient of the Boise State Champion of Commerce Award. The university says it will honor a local business leader each year based on business success and a record of strong ethics.

“Our whole focus is to be America’s most diverse food basket,” said Rogers, president of SIEDO, which has played a big part in luring companies to open up plants and offices in the region.

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"When I first started out, people came to stay the night," he says. "So when the economy went bad, I thought, ‘I gotta start doing something different.’"

Randy Werneth is immersed in a project he calls the Med-Tech Furnace – an incubator that he hopes will help ignite a local medical-technology industry.

It plans to hold going out of business sales in the coming months.

Idaho companies’ defense against frivolous patent infringement lawsuits was bolstered Tuesday when Gov. Butch Otter signed a new law.

Partners worried they wouldn’t be able to find enough people who wanted to live Downtown and could afford apartments.

PakSense’s current products are one-time use electronic time and temperature loggers optimized to monitor and record conditions at the "container" level for up to 90 days.

Idaho’s national rank for average wage fell from fifth lowest in 2012 to fourth lowest last year.