Metal Powder Products has appointed the former leader of a global technology components manufacturer as CEO. Jon Jensen brings more than 30 years of global manufacturing experience, the Noblesville-based company said in a news release. ... Read More
Indiana University, the University of Notre Dame and Purdue University have joined a national consortium of technology companies, corporations, research institutions and other organizations to help set standards for the use of artificial intelligence. ... Read More
Zink Distributing, the largest Anheuser-Busch InBev distributor in Indiana, has acquired Greenfield Beverage in Hancock County. The purchase is expected to close Feb. 16, pending supplier approvals, Zink announced Monday. Terms of the deal were undisclosed.... Read More
The eight-month, $3.2 million restoration of the iconic tower of First Christian Church in Columbus has been completed. Work on the 166-foot-high freestanding structure began in April and wrapped up in December.... Read More
Damien Center is expanding its financial assistance eligibility requirements for patients seeking HIV care and treatment. A person earning less than $72,500 per year can now access the not-for-profit’s medical care, co-pay assistance, and other services.... Read More
Demolition work began Tuesday at a former PepsiCo Inc. distribution facility in Fort Wayne, the next step toward the city’s vision of redeveloping the site as an economic catalyst along the riverfront.... Read More
Indiana University Indianapolis and Ivy Tech Community College in Indianapolis are offering a new dual admission program they say will create a more seamless transition for students planning to earn a bachelor’s degree after earning their associate’s.... Read More
Mental health services provider Oaklawn will host a public open house this month for the first of two new crisis centers in northern Indiana. The open house is set for Feb. 15 from 4-6 p.m. at the new facility in South Bend.... Read More
Plastics fabricator Spartech is seeking a tax abatement from the city to invest $1.8 million in equipment to modernize its manufacturing operations in Crawfordsville. The investment will help retain 87 full-time plant employees and add 10 full-time positions.... Read More
An Indiana University associate professor has been awarded a nearly $1 million Defense Department grant to install an environmental chamber capable of reaching minus 40 degrees Celsius so that he can study how extreme weather affects humans.... Read More
