Business

Jim Smith has a plan for Nebraska. The former state legislator is not running for a higher office. He is...

Omaha is known for doing things right in business, whether it is creating investment companies or holding events attended by...

A 20-year-old Stanford undergrad stepped up to a podium emblazoned with the PGA Tour logo at Brown Deer Park on...

Featured Image: top row, Sarah Sjolie, Liz Codina, Ashlei Spivey; middle row, Rachel Fox, Dominique Morgan, Lacey Studnicka, Eric Crawford;...

Omaha has a rich history when it comes to hosting sporting events. Aksarben Race Track and Coliseum was an indoor...

Who could say “No” to an opportunity to explore Uganda? Not me. I recently found myself teaching at African Rural...

Minnesota native Zac Triemert began working as a microbiologist and chemist with an agricultural company right after graduating from college...

Above image: from top left: Rose Blumkin, Alice Dittman, Harriet Petersen Fort, Margaret Robinson, Jan Thayer, Elizabeth Jane Robb Douglas,...

The Pareto principle states that, for many events, roughly 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes. In...

"This street is about to go HAM with business.” Zoey Sterba—owner of The Chute, an ethical womenswear boutique in Little...

Abby Gross sat in Memorial Stadium looking out across the football field. She cheered on the Huskers, but she looked...

Kristin Williams is well-known in the Omaha nonprofit sector—having been a tireless public servant and nonprofit manager for the last...

Karie Milford’s new office speaks volumes about her real estate business. She opened Milford Real Estate Group in March 2018...

"Why wouldn’t you go start the business you want?” Nicole Bianchi said. She credits that question, posed by her husband...

Sara Howard made state history in 2012 when she was elected to represent District 9 in the Nebraska Legislature. Her...

Valerie Calderon has spent the last decade working as a senior consultant at Gallup, an analytics and advice firm that...

Humanities Nebraska has a mission to ensure that humanities experiences are available across the state, from west to east, and...

The Omaha Daily Bee, one of the city’s earliest newspapers, printed a story in 1889 reminiscing about Christmas in 1854...

Last year, 465 billion U.S. residents traveled for business or leisure. Like most travelers, they wanted to experience something authentic—s...

Sometime during the second half of the 1980s Omaha became known as the “Telecommunications Capital of the World” due to...