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Omaha Business News

Business in Omaha runs on corporate mergers, store openings and closings, startup funding and executive leadership changes, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in local commercial developments and organizational shifts across the city.


Openings & Closings

Live Poll

Would a new Trader Joe's in West Omaha improve shopping in your area?

Openings & Closings

Trader Joe's Plans Second Omaha Store

The grocer will open a roughly 13,000-square-foot location in West Omaha as part of the Avenue One development near 192nd and Burke streets.

Trader Joe's Plans Second Omaha Store

Industry

Live Poll

Do you trust your local utility board to keep electricity affordable and reliable?

Utilities

Voters Pick OPPD, MUD Board Members

Omaha voters chose board members for the Omaha Public Power District and Metropolitan Utilities District as OPPD's CEO announced plans to resign.

Voters Pick OPPD, MUD Board Members

Jobs

Live Poll

Is access to specialized healthcare services improving for tribal communities in your area?

Nursing Jobs

Ponca Tribe Breaks Ground on New Omaha Health Facility

The 40,000-square-foot medical center in Omaha will expand care capacity for members of federally recognized tribes.

Ponca Tribe Breaks Ground on New Omaha Health Facility

Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Open Door Mission Honors Veterans With Banquet

Volunteers served more than 400 meals at the mission's annual Veterans' Celebration Banquet ahead of Veterans Day in Omaha.


People

People

WoodmenLife Promotes Nick Zachman to Director

Zachman, who joined WoodmenLife as an Agile Manager more than two years ago, now leads TPA Vendor Relations.

WoodmenLife Promotes Nick Zachman to Director

More in Business

Omaha reporting spans the companies that anchor the city, market conditions, industry trends, and the commerce that shapes the regional economy. Coverage runs across the city and into the communities around it. Changing retail patterns and the growth of emerging sectors remain a primary focus for the regional market. Organizational changes and the departure of long-term leadership often signal the most significant shifts for the city's commercial landscape.