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Also in this weeks issue ...
• Nebraska Restaurant Association helps members offset rising costs • Harding & Shultz adapts to industry changes, impacted by technology • Blue Orchid Thai Restaurant in Lincoln attracting customers with refined menu • Global trends in information security mean higher demand for Infogressive's services • College of Business Administration Advisory Board recognizes business leaders Special Sections: Focus: Corporate Security Focus: Employment & Staffing |
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Here is brief summary of our feature stories.
by Yulia Holko
Founded in 1971, Li-Cor has grown to employ 260 people in its headquarters in Lincoln and offices in Germany and the United Kingdom. Its systems are used in more than 100 countries and are supported by a global network of distributors.
LaMar's moves headquarters to Lincoln, adding additional stores
by Yulia Holko
LaMar’s Donuts recently moved its headquarters from Denver to Lincoln and opened stores in Kansas City, Wichita, St. Louis and Ft. Collins last year, with a total of 28 franchises in six states. In July the company will be adding a store at 168th and Harrison in Omaha.
NCEE revenues up with focus on clients' international sales
by Mark Schwaninger
The global market that has opened up for many client companies has led to double-digit growth for the Nebraska Center for Excellence in Electronics (NCEE).
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