Training a High-Tech Work Force

Columbus-based LHP Software is partnering with Ivy Tech Corporate College to train 200-400 new employees over the next three years. LHP President Dave Glass and Ivy Tech Columbus/Franklin region Chancellor John Hogan discuss the effort.

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Indy Economic Groups Agree to Merge

Indy Economic Groups Agree to Merge

As expected, groups promoting economic development and business growth in the Indianapolis region have agreed to combine into one organization. Develop Indy, the Indy Partnership and Business Ownership Initiative will operate under the Greater Ind...

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April Jobless Numbers to be Released

The Indiana Department of Workforce Development is scheduled to release Indiana's unemployment rate for April this morning. The state says the March rate was 8.2 percent, down from 8.4 percent in February.

Italian Restaurant Opening First U.S. Location in Indiana

There is another boost for the Speedway economy as this year's Indianapolis 500 approaches. Italy-based Lino's Coffee is opening its first location in the western hemisphere in the town's Dallara facility. The company has franchises in 10 countrie...

Governor, Jones to Kick Off Lemonade Day

Governor Mitch Daniels and ChaCha Co-founder Scott Jones will mark the beginning of Lemonade Day this morning. Organizers hope 15,000 Indianapolis-area children will participate. At least six other Indiana communities are planning Lemonade Day eve...

Postal Service Announces Consolidation Timeline

The United States Postal Service will begin to consolidate and close many processing centers by February 2013. Of the 140 nationwide facilities to be closed during the initial phase, nine are in Indiana.

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JOBS Act - Frequently Asked Questions

Following last month's signing of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act by President Obama, there has been considerable discussion and even some formal guidance from the Securities and Exchange Commission. Much rulemaking is yet to come, but the following FAQs should help readers to better understand several key provisions.

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