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Could Take Four Years to Bounce Back from $7B Loss
Following earlier dire projections regarding the impact of the COVID-19 economic shutdown, Economist Pat Barkey, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, has revised those projections to being even more alarming.
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Brewhalla to Offer On-premise Beer Brewing
PJ Eldridge plans to open a rather unique business in Billings, one that will cater to home brewers of beer and those who think they would like to brew their own beer, but aren’t too sure how or where to begin.
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Advice for businesses… Surviving Requires Strategy, Good Managers will Prevail
Still reeling from the shock of having their businesses shut down, most small businesses in Montana are now venturing forth to reopen, in stages, and in step with the state’s mandates on how they must operate. But how do they resurrect their business from the brink of disaster? Read More -
Montana in Recession - Two Years for Recovery
Without a doubt Montana is in a recession – “one more severe than anything Montana has experience since World War II,” says Pat Barkey, Director of the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of Montana. The recession is the consequences of business closures and economic shutdowns that has… Read More -
Empty Meat Counters will Trigger Changes to Beef Market
The impact of the disruption of our economy with the business shutdowns across the nation, due to the COVID-19 crisis, is yet to be understood and will be full of surprises. But one thing is certain, impacting as it is two of Montana’s basic industries – travel/tourism and agriculture – Montanans are… Read More
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Having to stay at home doesn’t seem to be dampening residential home sales, but it is still a bit early to know for sure how the economic shutdown, to curb the spread of the coronavirus, is impacting real estate. Boosts in sales for April may very well be a residual
Finding hand sanitizer by the drum is a primary necessity in planning a fair during a coronavirus crisis.
