Business & Economics

Are you a hard worker or a workaholic? We might think keeping our nose to the grindstone is a sign of virtue, but what happens when it's a sign of emotional pain? Rick Kahler is a wealth advisor, financial therapist, and president of Kahler Financial Group in Rapid City. He has co-authored four books on the psychology of money including Wired for Wealth.

Start Up Sioux Falls supports business start-ups and entrepreneurs through events and workspaces. City and business leaders hope the new location will invigorate the start-up community.

The weather in South Dakota has been cool and wet lately and has possibly interrupted planting. Are there economic implications for this? Kevin McNew is chief economist with the Farmers Business Network

The pandemic changed the trajectory of many people in the workforce. Women were disproportionately impacted by those changes as they adjusted to the disruption in child care, elder care, and in-person education.

A nonprofit says it’s reached 1 million pounds of donated meat since 1989. Sportsmen Against Hunger helps hunters donate their game meat to South Dakotans in need.

There are close to 90,000 small businesses across the state of South Dakota. Each one is unique, but in some ways, they all serve at least one collective purpose: to bolster the state's economy. This is week is National Small Business Week.

There’s a lot at stake as South Dakota farmers fill planters with seed and head into their fields this spring.2022 commodity markets are up 62 percent over the 10-year average. And at the same time this growing season began with much of the state in drought conditions.

The city of Deadwood will hold its first city-wide job fair today. There are several positions within the city that need to be filled, full or part-time, seasonal, and year-round.

DTRC LLC in Lead has filed a notice with state regulators. The notice says the company will drill up to 85 holes to a maximum depth of 10,000 feet.

Hunters take to the South Dakota prairie every year for the fall pheasant season. It can be a lifestyle — or a vacation. But now the hunt on public lands faces a challenge, and some say the state is redefining the tradition.