In the Monday Morning Business Brief, the most exciting scoop we had for you was the joint announcement by NASA, XLerateHealth and Louisville’s Department of Economic Growth and Innovation. Today, iHub hosted the press conference to make the official announcement. … Continue reading
Welcome to the June 10 edition of the top-secret, always confidential Monday Business Briefing. This is your private business intelligence briefing, with Insider Louisville staff and contributors vetting tips collected during the past few days and hours. A few of … Continue reading
Welcome to the June 3 edition of the top-secret, always confidential Monday Business Briefing. This is your private business intelligence briefing, with Insider Louisville staff and contributors vetting tips collected during the past few days and hours. A few of … Continue reading
Today the city’s Department of Economic Growth and Innovation launched a new initiative that is so simple– but potentially so business-changing to so many– it’s a wonder someone hasn’t thought of this sooner. And it’s a good thing that someone … Continue reading
It was one of more entertaining Louisville Digital Association events in recent memory. LDA co-founder and social media pioneer Jason Falls opened LDA’s monthly meeting last night at iHub with a no-holds barred intro to a “What does Louisville’s startup/entrepreneurial … Continue reading
The Louisville Digital Association has serious connections … serious enough to bring together major policy makers for a big event Wednesday night, May 22. Louisville social-media pioneer and LDA co-founder Jason Falls will return to the LDA podium to gavel … Continue reading
We like to read what national media are saying about our city because, really, we’re reading about ourselves, right? Truthfully, we don’t read National Journal as much as we should because the sister magazine of The Atlantic is more focused … Continue reading
Most folks who manage household budgets understand that what you can afford in new spending is a function of how much money you have coming in compared to how much you have to spend to pay your current bills. However, … Continue reading
We’re used to reading posts on the websites of national publications praising Louisville’s restaurant scene, music and reemerging urban neighborhoods. What we’re not used to – but could really learn to like – is Kentucky getting publicity for its entrepreneurial … Continue reading
One city has as an average salary of $42,723, and 87.2 percent of its adult residents have a high school diploma or better. A nearby city’s adult population, 90.1 percent of whom have graduated at least high school, earn on … Continue reading
