The latest Acadiana business news
| Wednesday, February 9th, 2022 |
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By ADAM DAIGLE | Acadiana Business Editor Good morning, Acadiana, and thanks for reading us this morning. We've got lots of business news for you this morning. So let's get started. First is the report from the Lafayette Economic Development Authority that shows taxable sales for December went through the room. It was the most by far in any month recorded, pushing the yearly total to over $7 billion for the first time. Check out more stories below, but you'll want to come back to our site later today as we'll have photos from inside the Aldi store that will open in Lafayette on Thursday. It'll be the first store Aldi will open in Louisiana and the first of three in Lafayette. Have a great and informative Wednesday. |
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Despite Hurricane Ida’s wrath in late August, Louisiana sugar cane fields are expected to help drive a nationwide record for sugar production, a national sugar economist said Tuesday. Read more |
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The average sale price of a home sold in Acadiana last month jumped by nearly 10% compared to a year ago as shrinking inventory keeps pushing prices higher. Read more |
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Alliance Compressors said it will spend $45 million to expand its Natchitoches assembly facility, a move that will create 78 jobs. Read more |
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