5Church Charlotte is now the exclusive provider of room service, the operator of the new Sophia’s Lounge and one of two preferred vendors for on property catering at The Ivey’s Hotel. The hotel, lounge and restaurant are conveniently located in the same building at 127 N. Tryon Street, in the heart of Uptown, Charlotte. The Read More…
The global photonic crystals market is expected to reach $53,607.1 million by 2021, growing at a CAGR of 8.5% between 2017 and 2021. The photonic crystals market is driven by a number of factors such as superior properties of photonic crystals, increasing demand from various end-use applications, as well as photonic crystals in LED. However, Read More…
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 18, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Kennametal Inc. (NYSE: KMT) announced today they will participate in a non-deal roadshow hosted by Seaport Global Securities on Thursday, August 24, 2017 in Denver. In attendance will be Chuck Byrnes, President, Industrial Business and Kelly Boyer, Vice President, Investor Relations. The presentation slides will be available on the Read More…
NEW YORK, Aug. 18, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — NY NOW Market tradeshow is the site for the debut of Elleffe Design to the East coast of the United States. Elleffe Design North America is exhibiting for the first time at the NY NOW tradeshow for the official East coast debut of their luxury Italian home accent Read More…
Prailee’s Closet, a used clothing consignment shop, co-located with Firefly Gifts in the former Lil’s Beauty Shop store at 32 Main Ave. N. in Choteau, is inviting everyone to attend the shop’s grand opening on Friday, June 9, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Prailee’s Closet will be offering a special for the first 10 Read More…
Choteau’s business community is growing this week as Josie Lutz, a newly licensed esthetician, is opening Essence Day Spa on June 1 in the Polished nail salon at 211 Main St. N. The Spa — offering a wide variety of skin-care services — will be open Monday through Thursday at from 3:30 p.m. until closing Read More…
CASCADE – Tucked in an old poker room in the back of the Driftwood Bar in Cascade, Amy Eisenzimer (formerly Parker) mixes just five ingredients to make a drink with a kick: Parker’s Hangover Tonic. “I do recommend this to customers that are hungover…a little hair of the dog always helps,” said Eisenzimer. Parker’s Hangover Tonic is Read More…
Adam MacDonald founded Western Spindle in his garage in Townsend more than a decade ago, and it has now grown into a nationwide supplier of fixtures for historic homes. He says some people were skeptical of his business model from the start. From KXLH
Talen Energy has put a $138 million price tag on capping Colstrip Power Plant’s toxic coal ash ponds. The co-owner and operator of the southeast Montana coal-fired power plant submitted the required estimates earlier this month to the state’s Department of Environmental Quality. Capping the ash pods is only one portion of a three-stage cleanup Read More…
Clain Jones, Montana State University soil fertility Extension specialist, suggests Montana irrigated wheat farmers consider providing additional nitrogen to their crop, calling it the most important management factor to produce high protein levels this year. In an effort to maximize the amount of nitrogen absorbed by the crop and increase protein for the 2017 harvest, Read More…
HELENA – While U.S. Senate Republicans’ plan to repeal “Obamacare” has been criticized for potentially undercutting coverage for thousands of low-income Montanans, at least one group is firmly behind it: The state’s primary lobby for small businesses. “What we’re looking for is a health-care system that is affordable, flexible and predictable,” says Riley Johnson, state Read More…
Economics professor Gregg Davis wasn’t always interested in economics, though his interest in natural resources began at an early age. In high school, Davis got a job working in a landscape nursery and fell in love with working in nature. “I loved working with living things,” he said. A Columbus, Ohio native, Davis was the Read More…
The debate intensified over whether the growing number of tech companies that blocked white supremacists and a neo-Nazi website on the internet have gone too far, as a prominent privacy group questioned the power a few corporations have to censor. The Chief Executive of Cloudflare Inc., one of several internet companies this week to cut Read More…
SEOUL—For Samsung Electronics Co., the launch this week of a new smartphone and a court ruling for its detained de facto leader may offer closure and clarity for a company rocked by two scandals over the past year. Samsung will unveil the Galaxy Note 8 on Wednesday in New York, releasing what it hopes will Read More…
A pitched battle between China’s technology titans for control of the world’s largest mobile-payments market is starting to ripple overseas. The biggest combatant is Ant Financial Services Group, an affiliate of e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and the owner of China’s dominant Alipay service. Alipay lets users pay for everything from haircuts to houses Read More…
Google is working on new tools to help news organizations sell subscriptions, a move that could help ease its strained relationship with publishers. The tech giant said it is testing changes to its “first-click-free” policy that allows access via Google search results to articles that require a subscription. Google might reduce the number of free Read More…