BizTalk with the Wichita Business Journal

WSU president Rick Muma feels he was chosen to lead the university to bring back a sense of continuity and certainty.

Jen Ray’s business is still struggling with staffing issues, supply shortages and even the great ketchup crisis of 2021.

The aerospace industry has had it rough for the past few years but barring any surprises the trend for manufacturing and hiring continues upward.

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The WSU Center for Economic Development and Business Research is keeping an eye on the outlook for jobs. But they are also researching the Kansas economy in a variety of ways including demographics, supply chains and diversity.

The Wichita Independent Business Association, serving businesses since 1931, have a new leader and a new headquarters.

Alzheimer's disease is hitting the bottom line of Kansas businesses. But there are ways to diminish the impact on profits.

Entrepreneurs in Wichita have a new resource as they take their ideas from concept to customers.

USD 259 Superintendent Alicia Thompson is grateful to the Wichita community for rallying to help the district get through the pandemic.

Shocker Head Coach Isaac Brown and his team exceeded expectations during this challenging basketball season.