Categories: Media Moves

This week’s top business news — March 30- April 3, 2015

This week’s business news saw a crossover between politics and business with many large corporations taking a stance against after Indiana’s controversial “religious freedom bill.” Wal-Mart most notably spoke out against a similar bill put forth in Arkansas. The end of the week highlighted another month of anticipated U.S. job growth.

What follows are what Talking Biz News views to be the stories of the week:

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Meg Garner

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