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Agriculture is not dead, group says – Partnership focuses on rural Idaho’s future

Idaho’s leaders need to recognize that agriculture and timber aren’t dying parts of the state’s economy, but a growing $10.4 billion segment that offers the best hope for progress in the rural areas of the state.

Boise based Blackfin Technology wins Web site design award

"This is a really great achievement for us," said Curt Pliler, creative director at Blackfin.

Micron and Intel pledge $5.2 billion for joint venture

The deal, announced Monday, will give Micron the cash it needs to ramp up production of NAND flash memory, which industry analysts call the hottest product in electronics.

MPC lays off 27 because of fall sales slowdown

"It really is a small restructuring to guarantee our expense structure is in line with the business outlook for the fourth quarter and heading into 2006,"

Man held in scam that cost 20 people $1 million – Some prominent entrepreneurs among victims

The victims were highly accomplished businessmen, including financial advisers and "owners of corporations" and each lost anywhere from $10,000 to $300,000, Iverson said.

Idaho workforce group takes aim at reviving vo-tech

On Tuesday at Buck Knives, Nilson, owner of Ground Force Manufacturing in Post Falls and leader of the loose-knit North Idaho Manufacturing Consortium, helped bring together about 60 educational and business leaders and legislators to consider improving vocational-technical programs to meet the need for skilled workers.

Economic group’s picks will try to bring jobs to the Boise Valley

"It is crucial to fund our economic development effort sufficiently to position the great story the Treasure Valley has to tell in the minds of targeted boards and CEOs who are considering relocation for their companies."

Northern Idaho manufacturer, LA Aluminum Casting Co. may add jobs

"We’ve just exploded," Nicol said. "Our biggest challenge is keeping up with orders."

100 Miles of River And Sold-Out Seats in Idaho – White Water Company for Sale in Montana

For most U.S. river-rafting tour operators, the work "is a labor of love,"

What would lowering property taxes mean to Southeast Idaho?

Property tax reform certain to be one of the weightiest issues facing the 2006 Idaho Legislature