Diamond Jo parent company returns to profitability in 3rd quarter
The parent company of Dubuque’s Diamond Jo Casino returned to profitability in the third quarter but still fell short of figures from the previous year….
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September new home sales fall 3.5%, after strong summer season
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Sales of new homes fell by 3.5% in September to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 959,000 million units. The Commerce Department said…
U.S. stocks open lower as virus cases spread, aid talks stall
NEW YORK — Stocks are opening broadly lower on Wall Street as investors pull back over concerns that economic shutdowns will accelerate with the increasing…
Germany’s Bayer to buy US gene therapy specialist AskBio
BERLIN — German health care company Bayer said today it is buying Asklepios BioPharmaceutical, a U.S.-based firm specializing in gene therapy, in a deal worth…
German business confidence slips after 5 months of rises
BERLIN — German business confidence has declined for the first time after five straight monthly increases as coronavirus infections rebound across Europe, a closely watched…
Biz Buzz: Coffee shop opens new location; new Central Avenue shop; Dubuque entrepreneur grows business
Business tidbits from around the tri-state area. This week, we highlight developments in Dubuque. A coffee shop with a big local following is settling into…
PDC lands $1.4 million federal grant for work in business park
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis. — The City of Prairie du Chien landed a $1.4 million federal grant for stormwater infrastructure improvements. The funds from the…
Improved outlook: City of Dubuque revenue shortfall reduced by $3 million
As the City of Dubuque pushes through a difficult fiscal year, officials are reporting that potential budget shortfalls are not as drastic as previously believed….
PDC lands $1.4 million federal grant for work in business park
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis. — The City of Prairie du Chien landed a $1.4 million federal grant for stormwater infrastructure improvements. The funds from the…
Social media connects local tourism to potential visitors during pandemic
Keith Rahe said the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic in the spring left the local tourism industry shocked and searching for answers. “When it hit…