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Jefferson County in central Alabama is the state’s economic and cultural center. It is the largest county by population and home to the largest city — Birmingham — as well as the sixth-largest city, Hoover.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
More than 168,000 Alabamians have signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act online marketplace — a major jump tied for 10th in the nation — but more than half of those eligible are not yet enrolled, according to an analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation. — AL.com
Building toward its 100th anniversary next year, the Boeing Co. is planning a dozen new training centers, the first two geared toward engineering development. Huntsville and Long Beach, California, will be the sites of the first two. — Boeing PR
Tuscaloosa’s iLaw-Ventures LLC, which creates online law classes for U.S. students, has created a new specialty firm, iLawGlobal, to help lawyers abroad learn about American law. Former UA law dean Ken Randall heads the company. — Tuscaloosa News
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Keeping Seniors Home and HealthySeniors are benefiting from two new state programs — SenioRx that negotiates good drug prices from pharmaceutical companies and a plan that uses Medicaid funds for in-home care. |
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Millennial Workplaces: Matches Made in SpaceAlabama workplaces reimagined for the next generation. |
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Careful What You Wish For?What do Alabama’s four major cities see as their target markets for economic development? How choosy are they? |
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Spotlight on Jefferson County |
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Top Economic Coups of 2014A roundup of Alabama’s largest economic development projects announced in 2014. |
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Movers & Shapers, February 2015Spotlight on Jefferson County |
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Career Notes, February 2015Who's moving up? |
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A Prodigy’s School for EntrepreneursFour years ago a “secret society” of Huntsville angel investors steered 21-year-old prodigy Brandon Kruse through a deal that made him his first millions. Now he’s working to share the mentor spirit with a schoolhouse full of entrepreneurs. |
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Risk Assessment: Exceedingly VastBirmingham-based cyber security expert Daniel Clemens weighs in on global threats, the Sony Pictures hack and security practices even small companies should be doing better. |
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Company Kudos, February 2015A month of achievements in Alabama business |
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