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Law firms, accounting, employment and HR, marketing, and security are just a few of the professional services covered by Alaska Business. We give our readers insight into the ways they can take advantage of these resources, whether that’s in-house or by hiring an outside firm.
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Statewide Legal Hotline for Alaskans with Landlord/Tenant Issues Expands Services to Help With Increasing Need
The Landlord/Tenant Helpline will now be open Monday through Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., starting immediately
Small Businesses Can Lower Healthcare Spend with Association Health Plans
SPONSORED BY PARKER, SMITH & FEEK: There are exciting new health insurance options for small businesses in Alaska being offered through group association plans that allow smaller companies to access health insurance savings.
Legislature Passes Bill Allowing Virtual Shareholder Meetings for Alaska Corporations
“Senate Bill 24 enables all corporations and nonprofit organizations to operate more efficiently and with greater flexibility than in the past,” says Dorsey & Whitney Partner Jill McLeod.
Alaska Tribal Justice Resource Center Website Launches
The new ATJRC website promotes tribal self-governance, inter-community collaboration, and Alaska sustainability.
A Journey of Engagement Amidst Change
SPONSORED BY AES: While the recent worldwide pandemic plays out as a major economic influence, keeping our employees engaged and productive is more important and challenging than ever.
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Steps to Deter or Detect Business Fraud
SPONSORED BY THOMAS, HEAD & GREISEN: Every business needs to be aware of the risks of fraud; in this quick guide, Debra Mason provides businesses with methods for deterring and detecting fraud.
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The Corporate 100
April 2021
Alaska Business has been celebrating the corporations that have a significant impact on Alaska’s economy since 1993. At the time, the corporations weren’t ranked as the list didn’t have specific ranking criteria. Instead, the Alaska Business editorial team held long, detailed, and occasionally passionate discussions about which organizations around the state were providing jobs, owned or leased property, used local vendors, demonstrated a high level of community engagement, and in general enriched Alaska.