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Vacant warehouse to be demolished soon for luxury apartments >> bit.ly/4h4xMzx
01/26/2025

Vacant warehouse to be demolished soon for luxury apartments >> bit.ly/4h4xMzx

Here's how job hunters and employers can stay ahead of the curve.
01/25/2025

Here's how job hunters and employers can stay ahead of the curve.

The General Services Administration has a roughly 360 million-square-foot portfolio. That volume could shrink.
01/25/2025

The General Services Administration has a roughly 360 million-square-foot portfolio. That volume could shrink.

Inflation and the rise in cost of living are stressing out employees — and it's affecting the workplace.
01/25/2025

Inflation and the rise in cost of living are stressing out employees — and it's affecting the workplace.

The Trump administration this week released a flood of executive orders. Here's what business owners need to know.
01/25/2025

The Trump administration this week released a flood of executive orders. Here's what business owners need to know.

Berry Companies co-founder to receive Aero Club honor >> bit.ly/3CawPXm
01/25/2025

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Workers are worried about the job market. Their concerns could have big consequences for employers.
01/25/2025

Workers are worried about the job market. Their concerns could have big consequences for employers.

This restaurant is Wichita's first James Beard semifinalist >> bit.ly/3PL6DW6
01/25/2025

This restaurant is Wichita's first James Beard semifinalist >> bit.ly/3PL6DW6

A Wichita Airport Authority official said both business and leisure travelers contributed to higher demand.
01/25/2025

A Wichita Airport Authority official said both business and leisure travelers contributed to higher demand.

The developer said the Las Vegas hotel is worth $5 billion.
01/25/2025

The developer said the Las Vegas hotel is worth $5 billion.

The two companies are in the midst of significant financial strain.
01/24/2025

The two companies are in the midst of significant financial strain.

Berry's parents gave him flying lessons for his high school graduation present, and he flew personally and for business ...
01/24/2025

Berry's parents gave him flying lessons for his high school graduation present, and he flew personally and for business for the next 60-plus years.

Village Travel started in Wichita in the 1980s as a travel company that took ski trips to Colorado. The company's footpr...
01/24/2025

Village Travel started in Wichita in the 1980s as a travel company that took ski trips to Colorado. The company's footprint has exploded since then.

Two nationally televised sporting events will be held at Intrust Bank Arena over a three-month period.
01/24/2025

Two nationally televised sporting events will be held at Intrust Bank Arena over a three-month period.

The company says it has a commitment to "innovation, job creation and contribution to the local economy."
01/24/2025

The company says it has a commitment to "innovation, job creation and contribution to the local economy."

Planners make a key vote regarding a proposed $490 million entertainment campus west of Kansas Speedway.
01/24/2025

Planners make a key vote regarding a proposed $490 million entertainment campus west of Kansas Speedway.

"We're recovering," Textron Inc.'s CEO said of a machinists strike last fall in Wichita.
01/24/2025

"We're recovering," Textron Inc.'s CEO said of a machinists strike last fall in Wichita.

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What we do at the Wichita Business Journal

In an era of declining business coverage, the Wichita Business Journal is like port of business news in a storm, still leading the way breaking the stories you as a reader need to know from our office at 121 N. Mead.

How we do that has changed a little bit: Our emphasis is on a daily online publication bringing you the latest, up-to-date business news. Every Friday, you get a print edition featuring a deeper dive into some of the key issues dominating Wichita business, ranging from the fate of Wichita's tech industry to the work reactivating the Arkansas River downtown.

And we also offer a variety of multi-media efforts to bringing you more news, ranging from Editor Bill Roy's podcasts exploring those key business issues to Facebook Live updates.

We center our efforts around aviation, covered like no one else in the market by Daniel McCoy; Bryan Horwath on real estate; Josh Heck on health care and McCoy with his finger on the pulse of Koch Industries, the nation's second largest privately held business.