Lilly to Begin Coronavirus Testing
Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. (NYSE: LLY) has announced a partnership with the Indiana State Department of Health to accelerate testing for the virus that causes COVID-19. Lilly says it will us... Read More
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Inteva VP: Bluffton Plant Set for Future Growth
The vice president of global operations for Michigan-based Inteva Products says the decision to locate its newest facility in northeast Indiana was the result of an exhaustive 10-month process. The co... Read More
Manufacturer Expanding, Bringing 400 Jobs to Wells County
A Michigan-based automotive supplier has announced plans to establish operations in northeast Indiana. Inteva Products says it will invest more than $42 million to lease, renovate and equip a 260,000-... Read More
Elkhart Company Acquires Wiper Technologies
An Elkhart-based distribution company has acquired a subsidiary of North Carolina-based Diesel Equipment Co. Global Products LLC says financial terms of its deal to purchase Wiper Technologies are not... Read More
IU Names New Athletics Director
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie has selected Scott Dolson as the university's next director of intercollegiate athletics. Dolson has served as deputy director and chief operating officer... Read More
Hallador Subsidiary Cuts More Jobs
Terre Haute-based Hallador Energy Co. (Nasdaq: HNRG) has announced its subsidiary Sunrise Coal LLC has laid off 60 employees. The move comes a week after Hallador detailed plans to permanently close i... Read More
Purdue Polytechnic Finds South Bend Home
Purdue Polytechnic High School in Indianapolis has announced the home for its new location in South Bend. The STEM-based high school says it will occupy space in one of of the former Studebaker buildi... Read More
Owners Hopeful for 2020 Reopening at Indiana Beach
One month after closing the gates, the owners of Indiana Beach in Monticello are hopeful for the future of the nearly century-old amusement park. California-based Apex Parks Group tells our partners a... Read More
Will: Virus Economic Impact Could Be Far-Reaching
An Indiana economist says the economic impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic could become worse the longer it continues. Matt Will, an associate professor of finance at the University of Indianapol... Read More
Blood Drive Aims to Address Supply Shortage
The American Red Cross in Indianapolis is looking to address what it says is an urgent need for blood donations. The organization is today hosting a blood drive at its regional headquarters in downtow... Read More