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Home > Business Latest Stories Taos Pueblo woman serves up traditional fare at food stand (06/14) A woman from Taos Pueblo has reopened her food stand on the tribe's reservation in northern New Mexico. After spending a few years in California, Annette Vigil and her husband... Maryland orders Indian payday loan firm to cease business (06/14) The Maryland Commissioner of Financial Regulation ordered a payday loan firm owned by a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe to stop doing business. HCN: CERT hosts tribes for energy conference in New Mexico (06/14) High Country News reports on energy conference hosted by the Council of Energy Resource Tribes: Oklahoma tribes report positive talks on tobacco compacts (06/12) Leaders of 25 tribes sat down with Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin (R) on Tuesday to discuss their tobacco compacts. Most of the compacts expire at the end of the month.... Little Traverse Bay Bands encourage use of Odawa language (06/12) The Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians is encouraging local businesses in Michigan to use the Odawa language. Out to Lunch, an eatery in Harbor Springs, is the first... Hualapai Tribe opens new route to Grand Canyon attraction (06/12) The Hualapai Tribe of Arizona has opened a new access route to the Grand Canyon Skywalk. The tribe received permits to build the road on property overseen by the Bureau... Fire damages timber facility owned by Hoopa Valley Tribe (06/11) A fire damaged a timber business owned by the Hoopa Valley Tribe of California. No one was hurt in the blaze at the Hoopa Forest Industries. But an administrative building,... Oklahoma tribes to discuss tobacco compact with governor (06/11) Tribal leaders in Oklahoma are meeting Gov. Mary Fallin (R) to discuss their tobacco compacts and other issues. The United Indian Nations of Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas (UINOKT) represents 25... Tribes in US and Canada diversify into winemaking industry (06/11) Several tribes in the U.S. and Canada have joined the wine-producing industry. The Osoyoos Indian Band in British Columbia got into the business in 2001. The tribe supplies grapes to... Law Article: Doing business with tribes under the HEARTH Act (06/10) Attorney discusses new regulations issued by Sandia Pueblo in New Mexico under H.R.205, the Helping Expedite and Advance Responsible Tribal Homeownership Act (HEARTH) Act: The Pueblo of Sandia ("Pueblo") was... Native Sun News: Opposition to Grand Canyon tourist project (06/10) Confluence Partners, LLC of Tucson, Arizona hopes to build a museum, restaurant and walking path at the Grand Canyon with a gondola connecting the rim to the Canyon floor. Interview with Taiawagi Helton on business in Indian Country (06/07) The Oklahoman interviews Professor Taiawagi Helton on doing business in Indian Country: Q: How does Indian law affect business in Oklahoma? A: Oklahoma businesses may interact with tribes as governments... Native Sun News: Couple finds success with cafe at Pine Ridge (06/07) The name of the place, The Dead Man’s Hand Company’s Old West Gypsy Market and Espresso Café, is long and a real tongue twister, but the idea behind it is a story in itself. Landowner refuses to reopen road to Hualapai Tribe's Skywalk (06/06) A non-Indian rancher has refused to reopen a road that provides access to the Hualapai Reservation in Arizona. As part of a settlement that involved the federal government, Nigel Turner,... MinnPost: Tribal payday loans come with different set of risks (06/06) MinnPost on the rise of the tribal payday loan industry: Catch a sports broadcast in Minnesota, and you’re likely to see fast-cash commercials with a legal twist: You can get... Southern Ute Tribe to expand oil shale drilling on reservation (06/06) The Southern Ute Tribe of Colorado will open 12,000 acres of its reservation to oil shale development. Native Sun News: Closing of Pine Ridge store stirs controversy (06/06) When the Oglala Sioux Tribal Council voted unanimously to end the lease of the Sioux Nation shopping center in Pine Ridge some people cheered and some people were angered. Man arrested in dispute over road to Hualapai Tribe's Skywalk (06/05) A non-Indian rancher who has been charging a toll on a road that leads to the Hualapai Reservation in Arizona was arrested. Navajo Nation looking to resolve case over 'Navajo' products (05/31) The Navajo Nation is in talks to settle a lawsuit over the unauthorized sale of "Navajo" products. The tribe sued the company for a line or products that were labeled... MPR: Shakopee Tribe in talks to finance Mall of America hotel (05/31) The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community is in talks to finance a hotel at the Mall of America in Minnesota: The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community may play a key role in...

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