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The South Dakota Retailers Association recognizes three local businesses in the state for excellence in business and the community.
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With the holidays in the rear-view mirror, South Dakota businesses are eyeing the new year. While the shopping season wasn’t perfect, observers say it wasn’t exactly a lump of coal, either.
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A new year, and legislative session, is almost here, and the Governor says lawmakers should prepare for a more ‘normal’ budget. That’s something South Dakota businesses have also taken note of.
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Retail and hospitality are key tenants of the all-important tourism industry, and now new opportunities are here for business students.
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The 5.5% increase in average wage in South Dakota reflects the need for employers to keep up with what employees are looking to be paid.
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More and more teenagers are working during the summertime as employers' demand for employees continues to rise.
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The temperatures are climbing and the melt is on, but many people across the state are still facing the consequences of a long, snowy winter. It’s a season that affects everyone, and every business, differently.
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The deadline for the South Dakota Retailers Association's 2023 scholarships is coming up. Learn about the future of South Dakota's retail industry.
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South Dakota approves the largest sales tax cut in state history in a move that also kills a novel piece of legislation called the Partridge Amendment. The law was a product of its time that focused on boosting teacher pay.
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A House panel has advanced a proposal to cut the state sales tax on food, though the measure may faces challenges ahead in the legislature.