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Native Village of Port Lions
Port Lions, Alaska
Award Amount: $29,336,431
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Woocheen, the ocean-health subsidiary of Alaska Native Corporation Sealaska, said last week that it acquired a majority stake in Ålesund, Norway-based Normarine, a whitefish trading company. Terms were not disclosed.
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$1,230,457.05
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A Native-owned communications consultancy has launched a partnership with Milpitas, Calif.-based broadband manufacturer Terana in a bid to speed up wireless connectivity installations on tribal lands.
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Two new grants to tribes in Minnesota and New Mexico bring the total amount awarded by the Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program to $1.75 billion spread across 135 tribal entities.
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LAS VEGAS — A record-breaking crowd descended on Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas last week to talk about doing business in Indian Country at the 2023 Reservation Economic Summit (RES).
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Outdoor footwear brand Merrell has launched its first collaboration with a Native American artist.
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A new tribally-owned manufacturing company in Oklahoma has commenced production of its plastic piping solutions for industrial and infrastructure applications.
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A leading association of tribal broadband firms is partnering with an international telecommunication firm to launch a tribal broadband academy for Indigenous leaders and their communities.