Tobin Named Archbishop of Newark
Indianapolis Archbishop Joseph Tobin, who was appointed a Cardinal by Pope Francis in October, has been named Archbishop of Newark. He will be installed in his new position in January. ...... Read More
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Caito Foods Service Acquired in $217M Deal
Indianapolis-based Caito Foods Service is being acquired by SpartanNash in Michigan in a $217 million transaction. Caito supplies fresh fruit and vegetables to grocery retailers and food se...... Read More
Monumental Marathon Targets New Generation
Organizers of the ninth annual Indianapolis Monumental Marathon say the event will provide economic and educational benefits to the city. For the first time, both the marathon and half-marathon hav...... Read More
Citizens Looks to Future of Former Coke Plant
Indianapolis-based Citizens Energy Group has landed funding to help form a strategy to redevelop its former coke manufacturing site. The $375,000 grant from the U.S. Economic Development...... Read More
Recruiting, Hiring Firm Adding Hundreds of Jobs
Danville-based Safe Hiring Solutions and its sister company Safe Recruiter Solutions have announced plans to expand into Montgomery County. The companies will invest $1.3 million into a new Crawfor...... Read More
Purdue Northwest Details First Freshman Class
Purdue University Northwest is reporting fall enrollment of more than 15,000 students, including the newly-unified school's first freshman class of around 1,300. The school says the incoming class'...... Read More
Japanese Auto Parts Maker Coming to Indiana
A Japan-based joint venture has announced plans to establish operations in Daviess County. Auto parts manufacturer M&C Tech Indiana will invest more than $4.6 million and create up to 70 jobs in...... Read More
IU Economists Eye Education, Foreign Markets
An Indiana University Kelley School of Business economist says international markets and education levels are going to play big roles in Indiana's 2017 economy. Kyle Anderson says...... Read More
IU Kelley Presents ‘Somber’ Forecast
The Indiana University Kelley School of Business says there is "little reason for any real optimism" for significant economic growth nationally in 2017. However, Kelley's annual economic forecast s...... Read More
New Jobs Coming in Danville
The Indiana Economic Development Corp. says Danville will host a jobs announcement Thursday afternoon. Danville Town Council President Marcia Lynch and Crawfordsville Mayor Todd Barton are schedule...... Read More