Alaska Business Monthly

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from February 1989
Last Number: July 2023

Alaska Business Publishing Company, Inc.
ISSN 8756-4092


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 14120

October 01, 2021

  • FROM THE EDITOR.

  • Mile by Mile: Arctic mine projects gradually moving toward feasibility stage.

  • Microcom: Bringing affordable broadband to all of Alaska and all Alaskans.

  • North Slope Truckers: Character, camaraderie, and community.

  • Celebrating Club 49: The 10th anniversary of Alaska Airlines' Alaskan-exclusive benefits program.

  • A New Coatings Champion: Champion Painting Specialty Services is getting to work in Alaska.

  • Big Changes in Cook Inlet: Hendrix and HEX reinject life into Furie.

  • Today's Shipbuilding Tech: Using next-gen, 3D laser scanning to modify a barge.

  • The 2021 Top 49ers: A Brief Study in Shifting Perspectives.

  • Accounting for the Double Counted: Top 49ers' dominant subsidiaries deserve recognition.

  • The '50th 49er': Keller Williams Realty Alaska Group.

  • Best Practices, Lessons Learned, and In-the-Moment Adaptations.

  • Laying the Foundation for Education: Projects in rural Alaska make up the bulk of new school construction.

  • Seafood Industry Investments: Finding new growth in traditional activities.

  • Spokes and Hubs: Two-pronged approach keeps Alaska's healthcare system rolling.

  • LABOR SHORTAGE.

  • $500 Hotels, Rental Car Shortages, and The Dawn of the Independent Traveler: Lessons from a half-baked, yet somehow overcooked summer tourism season.

  • INSIDE ALASKA BUSINESS.

  • RIGHT MOVES.

  • ALASKA TRENDS.

  • OFF THE CUFF: Karen King.

    • November 01, 2021

  • Individual Coverage HRAs (ICHRAs).

  • FROM THE EDITOR.

  • Credit Unions Blend New Tech, Old-Fashioned Service: Financial institutions of the future, serving Alaskans now.

  • Safeguarding Remote and Rural Data: Security and protection strategies for every size business.

  • Finding an End to the 'Forever Chemical': Understanding the risks and limiting the use of harmful PFAS.

  • Effectual Drilling: Smaller rig promises bigger results.

  • The Geophysical Institute at UAF: Celebrating seventy-five years of data exploration and extraction.

  • THE OIL FIELD OF THE FUTURE.

  • Becoming RESPEC: PDC Engineers Aquisition Brings More Services to Alaska.

  • Hunting 'Elephants' in Alaska: Megaprojects made possible by the state's unique geology.

  • Mining Directory.

  • Modern Prospecting: Small mine and small businesses have an Alaska-sized impact.

  • Open Pits or Underground Ops: Suiting a mine's methods to its environment and commodity.

  • Milling in the Last Frontier: A cut above the rest.

  • Peter Pan Seafood Co. Slices Off a Healthy Portion: New ownership with a new vision.

  • En Route to Safer Roads in Alaska: Education, enforcement, and engineering pave the way.

  • HDL Engineering Consultants Twenty years of engaging, empowering, and exceeding.

  • Authentic Alaska: Cultural tourism creates a "pure real" experience for visitors.

  • Transparency and Communication: How Cook Inlet Tribal Council puts people first.

  • INSIDE ALASKA BUSINESS.

  • RIGHT MOVES.

  • ALASKA TRENDS.

  • OFF THE CUFF.

  • Amplify Your 2022 Marketing Strategy.

    • December 01, 2021

  • FROM THE EDITOR.

  • Risks, Rewards, and Expectations: COVID-19's impact on insurance trends.

  • Debt Restructuring: Strategies and Options: Securing a win/win for lenders and borrowers.

  • Innovation and Internet: Forging new connections mitigated the effects of the pandemic on businesses--at least those with access.

  • Voices of Healthcare: Professional Perspectives: The Alaska healthcare landscape.