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You want to know—and we want to tell you—what’s happening with Alaska’s businesses: large corporations with thousands of employees or sole proprietorships filling a niche; manufacturers adding value to local resources or engineering firms with decades of specialized experience; or companies centralized in Southcentral or operating across Alaska’s slopes.
Browse below to get a comprehensive look of what’s happening—and why it matters.
Latest News
Dinner and a Show: Main Event Grill & Catering Creates Performance Space
Staging dinner theater at the rental venue on 76th Avenue is the next logical extension of a rapidly growing business.
BBNC Brings Seattle Kraken to Anchorage for Hockey Camp
Staff of the Seattle Kraken NHL franchise are taking part in a youth hockey academy as part of a partnership with Bristol Bay Native Corporation.
Governor Dunleavy Concludes Trade Mission to Japan
The governor met with Japanese companies, utilities, and government ministries about procuring Alaska’s natural gas and possible future fuels.
Sustainable Energy: Drink to That
Alaskan Brewing Company’s waste-to-energy process unlocks solutions to decontaminate chemical pollution and possibly solve Juneau’s expensive sewage problem.
UAF Students Design Shipping Container House
Using shipping containers and energy-efficient techniques, a team of UAF students created a prize-winning design for rural Alaska housing construction.
Alaska Healthcare Trade Association Shortens Its Name
The trade association for hospitals and healthcare in Alaska is now known as the Alaska Hospital and Healthcare Association.
Enstar Changes Hands to a Different Canadian Company
One Alberta-based company is taking over the natural gas supplier for Southcentral Alaska from another Calgary company that has owned the utility since 2012.
Alaska Rubber Group Acquires Lower 48 Shop
Disruption in the industrial supply sector offers further opportunity for Alaska Rubber Group to expand south.
Doyon Boosts Tectonic Metals Investment
The regional Native corporation for Interior Alaska, already the largest single shareholder of a Canadian mining company, is upping the ante with another investment.
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