Here's the latest Acadiana business news
| Monday, October 25th, 2021 |
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with Adam Daigle | Business editor
Good Tuesday morning, Acadiana. Interesting news to bring to your inbox this morning, including the announcement from local developer Ravi Daggula that he and a group of investors are under contract to buy the former Dat Dog building. Old Dat Dog building in downtown Lafayette under contract to be sold; here's what it could becomeA Lafayette real estate developer has a deal pending to buy the former Dat Dog building on the edge of downtown. Read the story here. |
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 | Officials at St. Mary Parish-based Sterling Sugars allegedly misclassified the status of Mexican workers in order to pay them 40% less in regular wages and avoid paying them overtime, according to a lawsuit filed last week. Read more |
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 | The University of Louisiana System board Thursday will apparently move closer to the sale and swap of property involving the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and the Diocese of Lafayette. Read more |
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 | Louisiana added 17,700 jobs over the year through September as the state recovers from the economic downturn during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more |
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