Fort Wayne-based accounting firm The Hunsche CPA Group is continuing its growth. The firm said Tuesday its two recent acquisitions have led to a relocation of its main offices, and plans are in place to add up to 10 employees over the next two years.... Read More
The CEO of New York-based Liberation Labs says locating its first biomanufacturing facility in Richmond brings multiple benefits. The facility will produce alternative proteins, which are used in food products such as almond milk and plant-based meat.... Read More
A precision fermentation manufacturer is planning to develop its first biomanufacturing facility in east central Indiana. Liberation Labs said Tuesday it will invest $115 million to build the commercial-scale facility in Richmond and add 45 jobs.... Read More
Indiana's unemployment rate in December rose slightly to 3.1%, up from 3% the previous month. The Indiana Department of Workforce Development said Tuesday private sector employment decreased by 4,600 jobs last month.... Read More
A New York City-based nonprofit has launched a chapter in Indianapolis with the goal of supporting women in the sports and events industry. Women in Sports and Events, or WISE, hosted its first event Monday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.... Read More
Ivy Tech Community College on Monday announced Amanda Harsin as the next chancellor of its campus in Madison. Harsin, who previously served as vice chancellor of academic affairs, has held the role on an interim basis since August.... Read More
Exhibit Columbus will next month showcase design concepts for its 2022-2023 exhibition. The 2023 Design Presentations event will feature previews of 13 site-specific installations planned for the fourth Exhibit Columbus exhibition, set to open in late summer.... Read More
One of the first White Castles to be built in the greater Chicago area is set to be demolished. Our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana report the 88-year-old restaurant in downtown Whiting is being torn down in favor an updated, modern version of the fast food outlet.... Read More
A former Army base continues to see transformation into a live, work and play destination. Fort Benjamin Harrison closed as a military installation in 1996, but in just the last five years has seen more than $200 million in investment.... Read More
Plans for a $2.4 billion electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant that could potentially be located in Indiana are reportedly on hold indefinitely. The Wall Street Journal reports GM and Korea-based LG Energy Solution failed to come to an agreement.... Read More
