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Read or listen to the morning news headlines for Wednesday, March 9, 2022.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic shook up the economy, people across the country are choosing to become their own boss. That’s true in Northern Nevada, where a growing number of entrepreneurs are not only forming their own businesses, they’re working to tackle issues brought on by the pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic crashed the economy and slashed jobs, but it also inspired many people across the U.S. to create their own businesses, and a growing number of those entrepreneurs are moving to Northern Nevada.

Here’s the latest business news from around Northern Nevada, with Business Beat from the Northern Nevada Business Weekly.On-Demand Laundry App Launches In…

Tech startups have been migrating into cities all around the Mountain West, from Denver to Salt Lake to Boise.

Earlier this month, KUNR published a business profile by our contributor the Northern Nevada Business View about a third-party restaurant delivery service…

Libraries across the country are taking on new roles in today’s digital age. In Washoe County, libraries are offering programs like Startup School.When we…

Truckee's first maker space is set to open this summer. Reno Public Radio's Amy Westervelt has this progress report.At a potluck for the Truckee…

The sixth installment of Startup Weekend kicks off Friday at Greater Nevada Field, formerly the Aces Ballpark, in downtown Reno. Our reporter Julia…

KUNR reported that coworking spaces are conducive to sparking new business ventures. Reno Public Radio’s Anh Gray talks with a local expert to learn how…