Ground Floor Garden becomes blooming Moss in Iowa City
Anne Armitage and Alan Peterka grew from selling willow starts at farmers markets to opening Moss on East Washington Street in Iowa City. The Cedar Rapids business Bark and Bloom expanded from NewBo to Cedar Rapids then to Tow a City, with Moss hosting living decor, planters, pots, and gifts sourced from local growers and their own succulents. They aim to profit in two to three years and emphasize natural, earthy items in a 700 square foot space with a small staff.
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Facebook to Run Election Day Live Video Blitz Across 50 States
Facebook will partner with 50 outlets to publish 15 minute Election Day live videos focused on the presidential race. The initiative aims to boost live news reach and counter Twitter while exploring future ad breaks. Local stations from TEGNA and others participate without direct payment from Facebook.
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Markets rally as FBI clears Clinton in email probe
Global stocks rise with the Dow up 371 points and the S&P 500 up over 2 percent after the FBI's decision not to pursue charges against Hillary Clinton. European markets jump while safe assets retreat. the Mexican peso strengthens as Trump remains a market proxy. The dollar strengthens after last week’s dip.
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Amana gets new wedding and events center owners
The Iowa Theatre Artists Company building in Amana is sold to David and Yana Cutler, who will reopen as a wedding and events venue next to the Guest House Motel Amana. Thomas Johnson and Meg Merckens previously ran the 17 000 square foot facility with 99 seats since 2008, investing over 100000 in renovations. Johnson says the site remains a city asset and looks forward to the Cutlers leading the venture.
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