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Guest Editorial: Nebraska Enacts New Safeguards to Fight Crypto Scams
The following is a guest editorial from Kelly Lammers, Director of the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance.
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A new report warns Nebraska must act now to meet rising energy demand
A Nebraska Chamber Foundation report warns that the state’s energy infrastructure may struggle to meet rising demand from data centers, manufacturing and agriculture. Despite affordable and reliable power now, hurdles could threaten economic growth unless coordinated action is taken.
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The Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute is looking for a new executive director
The Lincoln-based institute conducts research and education efforts across the University of Nebraska system, focused on water management for food security. The search for the institute’s next leader is underway as the current executive director prepares to transition into a faculty position.
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Guest Editorial: Nebraska is ready to lead an American manufacturing comeback
The following is a guest editorial authored by Mike Johnson, Nebraska Chamber of Commerce & Industry COO/EVP.
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Guest Editorial: Nebraska should counteract international uncertainty with state stability
The following is a guest editorial from Joel Russell, NE Chamber Board Chair and Millard Lumber President and CEO.
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Tickets available for cultural and business exchange between Lincoln and Topeka
City Swap 2025 is an initiative of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Topeka Partnership to highlight regional businesses and share community development strategies. Delegations from both cities will travel this summer, with Lincoln going to Topeka June 17-18.
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Young professionals’ survey highlights challenges and opportunities for Omaha employers
Young professionals in Omaha are rethinking their preferences for employers, favoring hybrid work, better pay and inclusive environments. The 2024 Young Professionals survey indicates that nearly a third may leave their jobs within a year, with many considering relocating out of state.
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Tech Nebraska is searching for its next executive director
Tech Nebraska founding Executive Director Laurel Oetken ended her two-year tenure leading the state’s first tech industry trade association. The organization is accepting applications to fill the role.
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Omaha tops hottest housing market list
The Omaha-Council Bluffs Metro Area, now home to more than one million residents, ranks at the top of U.S. News & World Report’s list of the hottest housing markets for 2025. This recognition comes as a result of robust job growth, relatively low home prices and a unique system for financing new developments.
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Guest Editorial: Nebraska’s Pioneer Spirit Endures – This Time With Digital Assets
The following is a guest editorial from Kelly Lammers, Director of the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance.