During the first 13 days of the new federal payroll protection program, South Dakota small businesses received enough funding to cover 79 percent of the state’s eligible payrolls.
If the financial turmoil caused by the COVID-19 pandemic leads the country into a recession, this study finds Sioux Falls is better positioned than most places.
So it’s Friday the 13th, capping off a down week all around. Good news: You’re still living in the nation’s sixth happiest city.
Online career site ZipRecruiter has ranked Sioux Falls as the third-hottest job market in the country this year.
It’s a three-peat: Sioux Falls has again been named the best city for young professionals.
Avera has been named to the top spot for South Dakota in the inaugural Forbes list of America’s Best-in-State Employers.
Sioux Falls has been named the nation’s top small city for business and careers by Forbes.
Dacotah Bank and First Premier Bank have made American Banker’s annual list of best places to work.
Meta Financial Group has been named to Fortune’s annual list of the 100 fastest-growing companies for the second consecutive year.
Sioux Falls has edged out places like San Francisco, Austin and Minneapolis to be named the best city for young professionals for the second year in a row.
