...move forward.Last year, North Slope Borough Mayor Edward Itta put succinctly his views on an Arctic RCAC to the Alaska Business Monthly:"One of the many lessons we should take from the spill in the Gulf of Mexico is that being vigilant should...

...distributed last year. Still, Goldbelt was ranked as the 24th most successful Alaska-owned business for 1998 by the Alaska Business Monthly, based on corporate revenues rather than net loss or gain. Beedle said 1998's revenues were close to $35...

Few corporations would choose to set up operations in a remote string of wind-swept islands, but that's the land The Aleut. Corp. received in the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act

...Native organizations are on a list of the 49 biggest Alaska-based companies based on revenue, compiled by the Alaska Business Monthly, Anderson said. Alaska Native corporations have been buffeted lately by complaints that they aren't producing...

Note to readers: This is a first in a 13-part series examining the effect of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act corporations on the lives of Alaska Native shareholders. Beginning with Sealaska Corp.

After all, few entrepreneurs would choose to set up a company based in a chain of more than 200 remote islands, where winds can whip up to 100 mph and halt all travel.

Note to readers: This is a first in a 13-part series examining the effect of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act corporations on the lives of Alaska Native shareholders. Beginning with Sealaska Corp., the Empire looks at the successes and failures of each of Alaska's regional Native corporations and how Natives' destinies have been changed as a result of the new corporate entities.

...distributed last year. Still, Goldbelt was ranked as the 24th most successful Alaska-owned business for 1998 by the Alaska Business Monthly, based on corporate revenues rather than net loss or gain. Beedle said 1998's revenues were close to $35...