West Lafayette-based Inotiv Inc. has completed the sale of its operations in Israel in a deal valued at nearly $4 million. The pharmaceutical testing company said this week the sale will allow for further investment in its growing business units.... Read More
DeKalb and LaGrange counties will have fewer options for pregnant people to give birth after Parkview Health said it is closing the labor and delivery departments of its hospitals in those counties. Parkview plans to stop providing such care in mid-September.... Read More
The school corporation will receive $1,000 to place paper and plastic recycling bins in classrooms.... Read More
IU South Bend is announcing its first year-over-year enrollment increase in 14 years. It comes as campus officials consider structural reorganization.... Read More
The money the University of Saint Francis raised during Lent in 2022 has materialized into a new well providing safe drinking water in Haiti.... Read More
The Wilson Farm Market has lived beside U.S. 31 for three generations since 1968. However, that won't be true for the next generation. The Wilsons will soon lose their business’s location in December 2024 to the road expansion of U.S. 31.... Read More
We’re on the road this week at the Indiana Convention Center for Elevate Ventures’ inaugural Rally innovation event. We’ll talk with CEO Christopher Day about the largest global cross-sector innovation conference.... Read More
Officials in Hammond will break ground Friday on a $40 million building on the city's northwest side. The developers say they aim to attract companies in the manufacturing and logistics industries to set up shop in the city.... Read More
South Dakota-based biofuels producer Poet on Thursday marked the reopening of its ethanol production facility in Putnam County. The company has invested $30 million in new technology and upgrades at the Cloverdale plant and plans to create 50 full-time jobs.... Read More
A trio of California-based startups, plus one each from Kentucky and Massachusetts, were declared winners Thursday afternoon in Elevate Ventures’ inaugural IN-Prize pitch contest, opening the door for them to receive up to $1 million each in funding.... Read More
Recipients of Gary's grant for small businesses received awards ranging from $5,000 to $60,000.... Read More
IU Indianapolis's Kelley School of Business and School of Dentistry partnered for the program so students can finish a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree as well as a Master of Business Administration. ... Read More
Kimberly Wright will lead the Center for Applied Robotics and Automation, which the university claims is the largest collaborative robot educational program in the country. ... Read More
Anne Hathaway, a longtime consultant who serves on the Republican National Committee, has been elected by the Indiana Republican State Committee to lead the state party as its next chair. She begins the job immediately.... Read More
Sortera Technologies Inc. has closed on a $30.5 million Series C round of funding. The company, which operates a facility in the northeast Indiana town of Markle, has developed a technology platform it says allows for the complex sorting and recycling of mixed aluminum alloys that can then be put back into the manufacturing process. […]... Read More
The new retail center in Richmond will bring a new cafe and farm-to-table restaurant to the Earlham College area.... Read More
GM officials say they will extend a stoppage at their Fort Wayne Assembly Plant a week longer than expected as the company works through supply shortages.... Read More
An Evansville-based company that has made waves with its zero-carb pizza crusts is making good on its promise to use recently secured funding to launch new products. ZeroCarb Lyfe announced this week that it’s new snack product, Lyfe Chips, has launched at all 16 Fresh Thyme Market locations in Indiana. The company’s pizza crusts are […]... Read More
Of Wabash's most recent summer internship class, 65 were Purdue University students.... Read More
U.S. applications for unemployment benefits fell slightly last week as companies held on to employees in an economy that has largely withstood rapidly rising interest rates, intended to cool hiring and spending, for more than a year.... Read More
