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Tunica-Biloxi Tribe set to launch prediction market app with Kalshi (opens the original)
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Through a partnership with Kalshi, the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana is set to launch a prediction market app, making it the first tribe to enter the fast-growing sector. The app will allow customers to bet on real-world events, such as weather forecasts, political races and Oscar winners through SaltTrade Derivatives, a new tribal business that harkens back to the Tunica-Biloxiâs history as salt traders. The app will allow customers to buy and sell contracts with other consumers, tied to t
See the list of businesses led or owned by LSU grads that grew fastest, made the most money (opens the original)
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The 16th annual LSU100, which recognizes the fastest-growing businesses either owned or led by LSU graduates, is out. The exact company rankings on the list will be announced at a private event in November. LSU also released the Roaring 20, a list of the 20 companies owned or led by graduates that had the highest revenue. In alphabetical order, businesses on the LSU's Roaring 20 are: Argent Financial Group, Audubon Companies, B&G Food Enterprises, Grand Isle Shipyard, HNTB Corp., ISC Constructor
Louisiana fertilizer plants lay off 200 as war with Iran drives up cost of key raw material (opens the original)
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Mosaic Co. is laying off 206 employees as it idles fertilizer production at two plants in St. James Parish, citing a dramatic increase in the price of sulfur â which industry analysts said has been driven up by the war with Iran. The company said it is reducing staffing at the Uncle Sam plant in Convent and the Faustina plant in St. James due to the availability and cost of sulfur, a key component of phosphate fertilizer production. Ammonia production at the Faustina plant will not be affec
Two cable companies complete $34.5 billion deal. See how it could impact Louisiana customers. (opens the original)
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Charter Communications closed on its $34.5 billion purchase of Cox Communications Thursday, finalizing a deal that unites two of the largest cable companies in the U.S., both of which have a significant presence in south Louisiana. Charter, which operates under the Spectrum name, has more than 32 million customers, making it the largest cable company in the U.S. It operates in 41 states, providing cable to the north shore, Acadiana, Hammond and Thibodaux. Cox is the third largest cable televis
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