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The Wichita Business Journal delivers local business news, breaking news alerts, newsletters, business intelligence and local business networking.

An American City Business Journals publication. Subscribe today! bit.ly/48oVSjB We publish a weekly newspaper covering breaking news and trends, offering business leads and tips, and featuring special sections on a variety of topics. We also provide daily news on our Web site. In addition, catch our business reports each morning on Good Morning Kansas on KAKE TV, and on the Steve and Ted show on KNSS.

07/06/2024

New Workroom concept is a 'champion' for Wichita retailers (PHOTOS) >> bit.ly/3ztUwbr

07/06/2024

What impact could the USD 259 bond issue have on educators and the future of education in Wichita?

07/06/2024

Tanganyika Wildlife Park shifts to all-inclusive business model >> bit.ly/3xK8Pb4

07/06/2024

The new question candidates should be asking about job postings

07/05/2024

Why more layoffs could be coming in the second half of 2024 >> bit.ly/3XMESSt

07/05/2024

You may want to build in some extra time on these routes.

07/05/2024

Interest rates aren't stalling the new business surge

07/05/2024

The next episode of the Food Network show will air at 7 p.m. Sunday.

07/05/2024

The rise of AI is just one factor expected to fuel layoffs in the second half of 2024

07/05/2024

Aviation contractors in Spirit's supply chain worry about defense >> bit.ly/3zuHNoH

07/05/2024

Analysis of the long-awaited deal for the world's largest commercial planemaker and its biggest supplier.

07/04/2024

"In a lot of ways, we've been undercharging for our experience for a long time and so this new model should hopefully help to balance that a little," park director Matt Fouts said.

07/04/2024

A capital campaign for the project kicked off in December 2020, initially with the intention of renovating a building downtown for a new shelter and programming site.

07/04/2024

"We're all working together to drive traffic so that we can all sustain," owner Janelle King said.

07/04/2024

"Rising insurance premiums and property taxes add more pebbles to the pile of affordability challenges for buyers."

07/04/2024

"It's kind of sad now that we could be negatively impacted by this. My optimism is high that it will not," Terry Karst of 3P Processing said.

07/03/2024

These are America's most-delayed flights >> bit.ly/45SXQc1

07/03/2024

DoorDash, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and others are rolling out grants for small businesses this month. Here's how to apply.

07/03/2024

The Wichita company's share price also hit a 52-week high this week.

07/03/2024

Why a Cheesecake Factory isn't an unattainable dream in Wichita >> bit.ly/4cqy4yh

07/03/2024

More state and local governments are leveraging billions of dollars to get financing to small businesses.

07/03/2024

The development in southwest Wichita will involve 240 single-family homes, 85 duplexes and 176,500 square feet of commercial space.

07/03/2024

With acquisition confirmed, see where Boeing and Spirit stock stand >> bit.ly/45RwVND

07/03/2024

"Being able to expand our research offerings for our students is just a really positive step for us and for them in their future endeavors,” Beth Sturm, director of philanthropy, said.

07/02/2024

Sen. Jerry Moran said he spoke with Lockheed Martin's CEO on Monday about work Spirit currently performs for the defense and aerospace giant in Wichita.

07/02/2024

"Our union stands united in ensuring that this acquisition does not undermine the hard-earned gains of our members," newly elected union president Lisa Whitley said.

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Why more layoffs could be coming in the second half of 2024

Why more layoffs could be coming in the second half of 2024 >> bit.ly/3XMESSt

These are America's most-delayed flights

These are America's most-delayed flights >> bit.ly/45SXQc1

Supreme Court decision marks 'seismic shift' on federal rules

Supreme Court overturns Chevron: What it means for businesses >> bit.ly/4cDEMkg

Most top-performing companies take this position on pay transparency

The salary trends high-performing companies have in common >> bit.ly/4cj3iYd

One-time housing hot spots now seeing price cuts

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Overtime pay threshold to soar under new final DOL rule

New overtime rules finalized by Department of Labor will expand access to millions >> bit.ly/45HWWiG

Historic low in home purchase sentiment sparks concerns

A key housing metric just fell to its lowest point ever >> bit.ly/3Vn4VwI

Wealthy 1000: These are the nation's wealthiest ZIP codes

These are the nation's wealthiest ZIP codes. Did yours make the list? >> bit.ly/4ce5cJa

2024 40 Under 40 - Wichita Business Journal

Secure your spot at WBJ's 40 Under 40 event on June 13 at the Wichita Marriott. You are in an for an unforgettable evening celebrating incredible talent and achievements of this year's 40 Under 40 honorees. Kick off the night with cocktails at 6pm while you make connections and celebrate their success. Register today at: https://www.bizjournals.com/wichita/event/169973/2024/2024-40-under-40

The National Observer: Hiring managers have a Gen Z problem

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BREAKING: The National Association of Realtors settlement is good for homebuyers — here’s what it means for you >> bit.ly/3wSTMLn

Sabbatical Surge: How Gen Z is Reshaping Work Benefits

Gen Z is changing the game for vacation >> bit.ly/3vbzTPj

America's wealthiest colleges and universities

These are America's wealthiest colleges and universities >> bit.ly/3vaKJFb

Country club dues are skyrocketing. Here's what's driving the trend >> bit.ly/48ZY6pO

Here are the 100 highest-paying jobs in America

Here are the 100 highest-paying jobs in America >> bit.ly/43h54FE

2023 Executives of the Year, senior level executives hitting it out of the park! Join us Monday, Nov 13th as we celebrate this year's class of Executives of the Year. #ICTBIZExecutives

Join us on Thursday, November 9 at the WBJ Mental Health Summit where keynote and panel discussions will discuss identifying mental health struggles in the workplace and how to connect essential support services to your team. Contact [email protected] for more information. #ICTBIZMENTALHEALTH

Help us answer these questions. I (Brittany Schowalter) will write a new sticky note for each response. Please comment on the individual picture. I will post an updated photo later today after the #ICTSummit concludes.

Join us Tuesday, September 26 from 11:30a-1:30p as we recognize the outstanding Class of 2023 Women in Business for their career accomplishments and contributions to the success of other women. Get tickets here: https://www.bizjournals.com/wichita/event/169136/2023/2023-women-in-business

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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.