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Entrepreneurs to vie in Schweitzer Mountain Chairlift Pitch contest to promote Sandpoint, Idaho

Known for its tourism and outdoor attractions, Sandpoint is using the contest as a way to build grass-roots interest in helping young businesses grow and add jobs.

IdahoTechnology Council Launches Cohort Series for Early-Stage CEOs

Through the Cohort Series, ITC aims to reinforce leadership development, educate young entrepreneurs and build a unified community, all of which are crucial to developing sustainable technology businesses in Idaho.

Idaho colleges work on connecting with business – only 3 businesses attend meeting

"It’s a big challenge. How do we get more businesses to talk to us?"

Idaho’s first Women’s Business Center opens in Boise

"Not everyone wants to own a business. But some women may not know what to do or where to go."

Nearly 1,300 Idaho teachers left profession in 2011, up from 700 in the previous year

More than half of the educators who abandoned teaching last year left for "personal reasons," according to data from the state Department of Education.

The Simplot Saga: How America’s French Fry King Made Billions More in Semiconductors

As with any megafortune, Simplot’s wealth was built from a few simple but revolutionary ideas, much sweat, and a generous glossing of luck.

"Idaho Leads" New statewide project to improve Idaho schools aims to build leadership, relationships and student achievement

It’s like networking on steroids.

Idaho National Lab cutting 185 jobs

Those who lose their jobs will get a severance package.

$300,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture helps Fish Processors of Idaho promote Idaho cavier nationwide

"We’ll see if we can’t build a national market for Idaho caviar."

New angel fund promising cash for Idaho startups – The Treasure Valley Angel Fund

"The infusion of private angel investment is an invaluable resource for new Idaho businesses — especially those with evolving technologies and products," said Jeffery Sayer, director of the Idaho Department of Commerce.