AIDEA Declares Record Income of $67.4M
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority is touting the largest statutory net income in its history: $67.4 million for the fiscal year that ended in June.
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Moore Takes Over GCI Consumer Services for Retiring Landes
With the impending retirement of longtime GCI executive Paul Landes, leadership for overall consumer services transfers to Maureen Moore.
Monitor Weekly Quiz, December 19, 2025
Welcome to the final weekly Monitor Quiz! This is the 100th iteration of the Monitor Quiz—and it will be the last.
Grow Like a Local: Tourism Companies Are Rooted in Anchorage
Discover how Anchorage’s tourism industry is powered by all things local.
$3.8M Grant to Clean Up Junk Cars in Unalaska
EPA grants $3.8 million to the City of Unalaska for cleanup of abandoned vehicles in the far-flung community.
Carlile Extends Service to Hawai’i by Absorbing Naniq Global Logistics
Seattle-based logistics conglomerate Saltchuk is folding Naniq Global Logistics into Carlile, giving the Alaska trucking company a beachhead in Hawai’i for the first time.
Walmart Pro Steps Up as New Boss for TOTE Maritime Alaska
Corey Nichols, previously a distribution official for Walmart, succeeds Art Dahlin as Vice President and Alaska General Manager for TOTE Maritime Alaska.
Domino’s Pizza Opens First North Pole Location
A grand opening on December 20 formally welcomes the Domino’s Pizza chain to North Pole, with a store featuring an open concept “pizza theater” design.
Monitor Weekly Quiz, December 12, 2025
Monitor Weekly Quiz | December 12 Welcome to the weekly Monitor quiz, where we test your knowledge on what’s happened in the Alaska business community over the last week. Good luck!
Alaska Pacific University Pursues Alternative Tribal College Model with Membership Strategy
Designating itself an Alaska Native University emphasizes tribal governance while distancing Alaska Pacific University from federal constraints.