The U.S. Small Business Administration has announced the availability of disaster loans for people affected by Tropical Storm Arthur across multiple Louisiana parishes. Eligible parishes include Avoyelles, St. Landry, St. Tammany, and Terrebonne, which are in and around the Acadiana region. These loans are designed to help local businesses and individuals recover from storm-related damages.
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Business & EconomyLouisiana auto insurance rates have declined as multiple insurance companies, including State Farm, reduce premiums and return money to drivers. State Farm returned over $136 million to qualifying customers through dividends as claim costs have fallen across the state.
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Business & EconomyCommercial fishers, fishing guides, and seafood processors in southwest Louisiana are suing Venture Global, claiming the company's dredging operations for a new liquefied natural gas terminal caused a sediment spill that killed millions of oysters and reduced catches of finfish, crabs, and shrimp.
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Business & EconomyA data center has been proposed for a location north of Moss Bluff in Acadia Parish, Louisiana, with a state congressman confirming the project. The company behind the proposal says the project remains in the exploration stage as it evaluates feasibility.
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