Business

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.

Protests haven't stopped after the hotel manager said the hotel does not support the owner's statements and will not implement a ban.

South Dakota broke records when people bet more than $1.4 billion in Deadwood and spent more than $1 billion on lotteries last year.

The CEO of an engineering company says improving the visa process for highly skilled foreign workers could help address South Dakota's worker shortage.

While some local South Dakota businesses have struggled during the pandemic, others have seen success by expanding e-commerce, online messaging, and social media services.

South Dakota's two ski resorts are opening on a limited basis but are still hoping for more workers and snow.

The South Dakota minimum wage will increase Jan. 1 from $9.45 to $9.95 an hour.

The numbers are still coming in but South Dakota retailers expect shopping sales to be higher than 2020.

South Dakota has the second highest labor force participation rate in the country but still has a major gap between the number of open jobs and people looking for work.

A Sioux Falls-based bank has one year to change its name and complete a full rebrand after a $60 million cash deal with Facebook's parent company.