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Montana Department of Commerce’s State Small Business Credit Initiative Program Expands Access to Capital

“Montana’s small businesses are growing, and with additional funding opportunities on the horizon, more entrepreneurs or small businesses will have the capital they need to take root and thrive,” said Montana Department of Commerce Acting Director Mandy Rambo.

Former Glacier National Park superintendent: NPS, USFS personnel cuts not sustainable

Almost three weeks have passed since Elon Musk fired thousands of public land employees, and although problems have started to surface in national parks and forests, they’re only a hint of the full damage that could follow, according to a roundtable discussion.

Trump slashed the Forest Service and put a timber exec in charge. It could lead to a corporate takeover of public lands Employees warn that recent firings could weaken protections for public lands.

“When you look at the other executive orders . . . our public lands are f**ked,” Carvajal said.

National Parks Had a Record Year. Trump Officials Appear to Want It Kept Quiet.

The internal memo, issued Wednesday, said the agency would “not issue a press release or other proactive communications, including social media posts” regarding the numbers. Individual parks could make public visitor numbers if directly asked for them, it said. The data also was posted online.

Introducing QCORE: Explore the Mysteries of Quantum. : A Webinar – 3/11 – Online

We are excited to introduce Montana State University’s QCORE, a pioneering initiative dedicated to advancing quantum research, technology, and workforce development. As part of Quantum Under the Big Sky, this event will showcase the latest…

Join us for the Innovator’s Bootcamp with Perkins Coie in Missoula on April 16!

This full-day workshop is designed to help Montana startups navigate key legal and funding challenges.

Atlanta Fed shock sounds ‘Trumpcession’ warning

The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model estimate for annualized growth in the current quarter was a stunning -2.8% on Monday, down from +2.3% last week. A month ago the model showed that growth in the January-March period was tracking close to +4.0%.

For Many of America’s Aging Workers, ‘Retirement Is a Distant Dream’ – Time Magazine

Half of babies born in the U.S. in 2007 are projected to live to 103, according to the World Economic Forum.

A Mining Billionaire’s Case for Ditching Fossil Fuels

His case? Corporate bosses must act now—and act fast—to tackle climate change, an argument he delivers with force and the unrivaled credibility that comes from decades in the carbon-spewing industry.

“Poverty by America” 

America has to get serious about economic justice.