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Montana company, O.R. PEER ™ has developed a software program that will save lives and reduce the cost of Surgery.

Last year over 98,000 people died as a result human errors in the operating room. An additional 750,000 people die from sepsis, which sometimes is caused by improper use of surgical instruments and equipment. O.R. PEER™ is an easy to use resource that prevents mistakes by allowing staff to quickly refresh themselves with the best practices.

Montana Monster Munchies takes its all-natural recipe nationwide

"One of our better buyers said ‘Here’s why I like your cookies; it’s a simple ingredient list. Mothers trust it, and kids love it. ‘ " Rich Powell said.

Slow Down for Manufacturing in Montana

Thirty percent of Montana manufacturers foresee a decline in their workforce.

Looking at Montana Business in 2009

“By now it’s obvious that the recession is not going to be short and mild,” said economist Paul Polzin, and it’s just as obvious that it isn’t going to miss Montana, as it did twice before.

Glacier National Park eyeing a decidedly uncertain future

Sure, it’s still a beautiful place. But will it remain "unimpaired for future generations?"

Probably not.

Missoula Company, The Milky Whey, Inc./TMW International, Inc. of Missoula Named SBA’s Montana Exporter of the Year SBA’s Region VIII Exporter of the Year SBA’s National 2nd Runner-up Exporter of the Year

Today, The Milky Whey, Inc./TMW International, Inc. is a thriving global trading company that buys and sells items such as nonfat dry milk, whole milk powder, buttermilk powder, whey powder, whey proteins, bulk butter and condensed milk and cream to companies that manufacture food and feed products for public consumption.

Missoula Couple, Timothy and Suzy O’Leary, co-owners of Missoula’s Kettlehouse Brewery Named SBA’s Montana Small Business Persons of the Year

Today, the Kettlehouse Brewing Company is one of the oldest breweries in Montana and is a community gathering place and source of local pride.

Butte, Montana inventor hopes to make tossing pigskin a solo sport. The Passback Football from First Base Sports LLC

"Kids are going to love this."

Study: Perception of tourism’s role in Montana is changing

As Montana’s population grows, new residents may bring with them a more positive attitude about tourism — possibly because they were a tourist here before they moved to Montana.

Space Propulsion Group, an offshoot of Stanford University test rockets tested at the Butte AeroTec facility

U.S. Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., the Montana Department of Commerce, MSE, Rhodia, MERDI, Spath Engineering and Space Propulsion Group were important partners in securing the site for Butte, said Kambich.

"This is a direct result of what can happen when the public/private sectors work on projects that produce high-end economic activity," he said.