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Idaho Aims To Increase Its Business Supports

Roger Madsen, director, Idaho Commerce & Labor, says these improvements and existing incentives will give Idaho an advantage over other states competing for expansion opportunities.

Microsoft buys Boise’s ProClarity

ProClarity Corp. is a Boise company that develops software to help businesses sort large amounts of data.

Replacing lighting’s energy. The central product-design task of AC Data Systems Inc. of Post Falls, Idaho is to “blow stuff up.”

“Basically we’re kind of a firewall between over-voltage and the equipment we’re trying to protect,” says Brad Herr, president of AC Data, which makes surge-suppression equipment mostly for the wireless-communications industry.

Coal debate heats up in Idaho: Gasification proponents proceeding with plans

Kent Rudeen, a member of the Power County Development Authority that’s overseeing progress on the proposed 520-megawatt facility at the former FMC site near Pocatello, said a two-year moratorium on coal-fired plants in Idaho isn’t discouraging in the least.

Environment at Work: Group works to make alternative fuels available across the Boise Valley

The Treasure Valley Clean Cities Coalition, made up of state environmental officials, local businesses and city officials, started meeting about two years ago.

Idaho Senate sends energy plan to governor

"It’s probably one of the most important issues we will all face,"

Future returns – Idaho reunited through 43rd Idaho Business Leader of the Year Honor Given to Duane B. Hagadone.

"We need more interaction between the north and the south (in Idaho). I’m embarrassed,"

Positron Systems of Boise, Idaho ready to market its product

Its patented technology can detect virtually invisible damage to aircraft wing parts and other metal, polymer, ceramic and composite objects.

Burley man, Neil Justesen named Idaho Small Business person of the year

"Neil stepped in and acquired the business through the SBA’s loan program and was able to save a lot of local jobs by retaining 15 former employees."

Survey shows 30% of Idaho Valley businesses will add employees… if they can find them

But while area employers may want to hire more workers, they will have to deal with a recent labor shortage that has left hundreds of jobs unfilled, said Wendie Gregory, branch manager with Manpower in Boise.