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City Club Missoula – Cybersecurity expert Sherri Davidoff: Businesses must be proactive to fend off ransomware

“There are tons of instances of people getting hit and nobody knows about it,” said Davidoff.

University of  Wyoming’s Casper Start-Up Challenge Announces Finalists

“Every year the applicants to the Startup Challenge get better and better.”

Casper in top 10 small U.S. cities for new business start-ups

“Casper had 3.3 new businesses started per 1000 people, which was 43% above the national average,” the new AdvisorSmith study says.

Wyoming utility leading drive to expand wind and solar

PacifiCorp’s draft of the biennial plan unveiled Thursday targets for retirement by 2030 two-thirds of the company’s thermal coal units spread across multiple states.

PacifiCorp Embraces Massive Renewables Build-Out, Early Coal Retirements

Six-state utility includes solar, storage in draft plan for least-cost portfolio. But coal retirements face a political battle in Wyoming.

Wyoming pays one-fifth of its bills with investment income. What happens when a recession hits?

According to numbers from the state budget office, nearly one-quarter of Wyoming’s operating expenses each year are paid for with income earned from its investments, making the state’s performance on the stock market a significant factor in how well it can fund schools and pave roads.

University of Wyoming gets $15.8 million National Science Foundation grant for aircraft research

UW is the only academic institution in the United States that provides a research aircraft facility to the atmospheric science community

Consultant selected for University of Wyoming presidential search; listening sessions to follow

The board hopes to receive the list of semifinalists before the holiday break in December

A corporate income tax in Wyoming? Legislation that would enact it is moving forward.

Though it’s not likely to raise much money, the bill accomplishes something Wyoming has been trying to accomplish for years: diversify the state’s revenue streams in a way that imposes little punishment on residents.

Wyoming Legislators advance bill to gut Teton County housing rules after special interest lunch – “This is why people don’t trust government.”

“That’s why people have no faith in government, no faith in what happens, because a group sashays in unannounced, unreported, not displayed in the newspaper, not told to anybody, and says a couple things on one side of the argument. Then, boom, a bill draft comes out.

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