New federal rules proposed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury aim to clarify the tax status of tribally chartered businesses, aligning them with other governments and ending 30 years of confusion. This change will boost access to critical clean energy tax credits, enhancing economic opportunities for tribes. Tribal Business News has the story, including how these rules will empower tribal economies and support renewable energy projects. #TribalEconomy #RenewableEnergy #TaxReform #IndianCountry
Tribal Business News
Technology, Information and Media
Grand Rapids, MI 9,184 followers
Media outlet covering the tribal economy, Indigenous entrepreneurism, Native business, and related policy issues.
About us
Tribal Business News is a digital publication delivering in-depth stories, analysis and business intelligence on all aspects of Native business and economic development activities. It’s a comprehensive 24/7 tool for tribes, tribal entities, policymakers and anyone doing business in Indian Country. About Our Founders: Tribal Business News is led by Levi Rickert, an American Indian journalist and tribal citizen of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, and Brian Edwards, a serial entrepreneur with a background in media, marketing and communications. Rickert founded Native News Online, one of the most-read daily American Indian news publications where he serves as publisher and editor. He was also the editor of Tribal Business Journal magazine, which was published between 2015 and 2019. Edwards has worked on a variety of startups and acquisitions in the media and communications space throughout his career, including regional publications MiBiz, Revue West Michigan, and Recoil. He is also the co-founder of Lambert, Edwards & Associates, Inc., a leading independent public and investors relations firm, and a partner in several other businesses in the manufacturing, automotive, and hospitality industries.
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- Industry
- Technology, Information and Media
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Grand Rapids, MI
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
- Specialties
- Indian Country, Native America, Business journalism, digital media, entrepreneurism, economic development, and Indigenous business
Locations
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Grand Rapids, MI 49506, US
Employees at Tribal Business News
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Brian Edwards
Associate Editor & Associate Publisher of Tribal Business News and Native News Online. Co-founder & Partner, Indian Country Media, LLC
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Chesley Oxendine
Correspondent at Tribal Business News
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Tarah Buchan
Director of Operations
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Kaili Berg
Staff Reporter at Native News Online & Tribal Business News
Updates
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The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas) has awarded $1 million to seven tribally designated housing authorities through its Native American Housing Opportunities (NAHO) Fund, Tribal Business News reports. The funding will assist with various housing needs, including home rehabilitation, construction projects, roof repairs, and improving financial management. The initiative addresses credit access barriers in Indian Country and supports long-term tribal housing development. #NativeHousing #TribalEconomy #FHLB #IndianCountry
Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas awards $1M for Native housing grants
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Catch up on the latest in tribal gaming: NIGC chair nominee Patrice Kunesh discusses cybersecurity and development plans, California passes law allowing tribes to sue card rooms, and updates on casino expansions and executive changes across Indian Country. Tribal Business News has this roundup.
TRIBAL GAMING ROUNDUP: NIGC nominee outlines priorities, California law allows tribes to sue card rooms
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Direct Relief has launched a $10 million initiative to keep tribal health clinics powered up during outages. The global nonprofit is funding installation of solar panels and battery storage at clinics across the country, ensuring critical healthcare services remain available. Kimberly Dutcher (Navajo), Direct Relief’s advisor for Native American affairs, shares insights on the program’s impact and the long-term investment in tribal communities. Read more about how this initiative is transforming healthcare on reservations in our latest Tribal Business News Q&A. #TribalHealth #CleanEnergy #NativeCommunities #HealthEquity
Q+A: Kimberly Dutcher on a new $10M program to keep tribal health clinics powered up
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NOFO news for the tribal economy: The U.S. Economic Development Administration announced a $5 million funding opportunity aimed at enhancing Indigenous economic development through capacity-building projects. Eligible projects can range from broadband and energy infrastructure to workforce training and technical assistance. Join the virtual briefings on October 10 and 16 to learn more about how to apply. Tribal Business News has the details. #TribalEconomy #IndigenousEconomicDevelopment #NOFO
EDA announces $5M funding opportunity to boost economic development in Indigenous communities
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MIT Solve has selected 6 Native-led startups for its Indigenous Communities Fellowship. From AI-powered hate speech detection to interactive cultural maps, these innovators are tackling critical issues with cutting-edge solutions. Each startup receives a $10,000 grant, with two awarded an additional $25K from GM. Tribal Business News has the details. #IndigenousInnovation #NativeLed #TribalEconomy
MIT Solve selects six Native-led startups for Innovation Fellowship
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The TU Cherokee Women’s AcceleratHER Fellowship is stepping up to address the funding gap, providing 10 Cherokee women with mentorship, education, and $10,000 seed grants. Tribal Business News has the story about how this initiative is paving the way for greater success among female entrepreneurs in Indian Country. #NativeWomen #Entrepreneurship #CherokeeNation #TribalEconomy
Cherokee Women's AcceleratHER program fuels Native entrepreneurs
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Location, location, location. In order to help build the case for the Great Lakes State with prospective leaders, the state created the Make It in Michigan economic development strategy, focused on three key pillars: People, Places and Projects. #sponsored
These Three Pillars Position Michigan as a Top State for Doing Business
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is set to review financial barriers impacting tribal energy projects, thanks to a petition from the Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy. The Alliance has requested changes to FERC's Large Generator Interconnection Procedures, aiming to reduce fees and penalties for tribal utilities, Tribal Business News reports. FERC will hold tribal consultation meetings and has opened a public comment period until November 4. Learn more about the proposed changes and how they could benefit tribal clean energy initiatives. #TribalConsultation #TribalEnergy #FERC #CleanEnergy #EnergyEquity
FERC to review barriers for tribal utilities, host tribal consultation in response to petition
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Here’s the latest Tribal Business News round-up of people on the move in Indian Country, including some key hires and promotions, as well as appointments of Native American leaders to state and nonprofit posts.
People on the Move in Indian Country
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