General Motors is planning to pause production at its Fort Wayne Assembly plant next week. In a statement to our partners at WPTA-TV, the automaker said the pause is expected to last for one week due to a "temporary supply-chain issue."... Read More
Indiana's unemployment rate continued its upward climb in August, rising two-tenths of a percent to 4.2%. Despite the increase, the Indiana Department of Workforce Development said Friday that the state added nearly 28,000 private sector jobs last month.... Read More
The Federal Aviation Administration has approved plans for a new airport traffic control tower at Gary/Chicago International Airport. The $16.4 million project will replace the airport's existing tower, which was built in 1972.... Read More
A northeast Indiana manufacturer is under new ownership. Micromatic LLC, which makes and distributes rotary vane actuators, waste tippers and automation assembly systems, has been acquired by Indianapolis-based private equity firm Mitar Private Capital.... Read More
Nearly a year after its launch, Indianapolis-based TechPoint is expanding its Indiana Founders Network to Bloomington. The growth initiative for Indiana’s tech sector said Friday that the new chapter will hold its gatherings at The Mill. ... Read More
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker on Thursday unveiled her proposed 2025 budget for the city. The mayor's office said the proposal features a balanced budget with a 5% reduction in the city's tax rate, along with a number of investments.... Read More
The Indiana Economic Development Corp. says it has secured $38.3 billion in committed capital investment from 124 companies through the third quarter of this year. The latest figure marks a new record for the state, being last year's high of $28.7 billion.... Read More
Indianapolis-based Sagamore Institute recently released its Workforce 2040: Pathways to Prosperity report, designed to give a comprehensive look at what working in Indiana will look like in the future—a snapshot that focuses on people, technology and education. Theresa Lubbers, who was named president of the public policy think tank in 2022, says the report was […]... Read More
A historic gem in Wabash is on the brink of disappearing. The Sposeep & Sons Building, built in 1890, is listed on Indiana Landmarks' 10 Most Endangered list for 2024, and city officials are hoping to see the building preserved and adapted for new use.... Read More
Time magazine has released its inaugural list of "America's Best Midsize Companies," and nine Indiana-based companies are included. The list spotlights U.S.-headquartered companies that made between $100 million and $10 billion in revenue over the last year.... Read More
