The Alaska Journal of Commerce is a weekly newspaper that provides comprehensive coverage of business, industry, legal matters, government, politics, real estate, and finance in the state of Alaska. As the state's premier business publication, it serves as a valuable resource for professionals, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers operating within Alaska's unique economic landscape.
With a focus on in-depth reporting and analysis, the Alaska Journal of Commerce offers insights into the state's key industries, such as oil and gas, mining, fishing, and tourism. It covers topics ranging from corporate developments and regulatory changes to emerging market trends and investment opportunities.
The newspaper's readership includes business executives, lawyers, policymakers, real estate professionals, and financial experts who rely on its content to stay informed about the state's economic climate, legal and regulatory updates, and potential business opportunities.
Published in print format, the Alaska Journal of Commerce delivers timely and accurate information to its readers, enabling them to make informed decisions and navigate the complexities of doing business in Alaska.
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Alaska oil and gas regulators have levied an unusually large fine against Hilcorp Alaska for violating an approved drilling process, and said the company continues to engage in a pattern of misbehavior that has led the agency to issue more than 60 enforcement actions against it.
ConocoPhillips will develop the Nuna field, a project that will add up to 20,000 barrels of oil to Alaska’s daily production, the company announced this month as the state
JUNEAU — The state of Alaska wants to collect taxes from Turo, the online platform where people can advertise and rent their cars, after multiple legislative efforts and a trip to the courts have failed to resolve a long-running dispute. The dispute raises questions about how e-commerce is regulated in Alaska — and the state’s power to enforce its laws.
Two prominent Alaska families have proposed building a lodge with up to 150 rooms at the state-owned airport in Girdwood, along with an airplane hangar and a sports facility for skiers and hikers.
Two Anchorage Assembly members want to address the city’s housing shortage by radically overhauling its residential zoning rules.
Regulators are inching closer to closing areas of Bristol Bay to commercial groundfish fishing in an attempt to help conserve the depleted red king crab there.
A group of shareholders and the developer of the proposed Pebble mine in Southwest Alaska have reached a $6.4 million settlement to resolve investors’ complaints that they had been misled by the company.
The Alaska Supreme Court on June 27 heard oral arguments in a case involving confidential documents in the $5.6 billion deal in 2020 that allowed oil company Hilcorp to acquire BP’s Alaska assets.
WASHINGTON — The White House announced more than $1 billion in new funding for Alaska broadband access, money that officials say will play a significant role in bringing improved internet to rural Alaska communities. The investment is one piece of the $42 billion President Joe Biden announced will be distributed across the country. Alaska is one of 19 states to receive over $1 billion and received the top allocation per capita.
An Alaska regulatory agency has proposed a $914,000 fine against ConocoPhillips for numerous violations associated with a
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