Purdue University is partnering with a French software maker to use 3D-modeling technology to accelerate semiconductor training and research. Multinational company Dassault Systèmes uses “virtual twin” technology to boost product quality, improve...... Read More
Former Shelbyville Mayor Tom DeBaun has joined Indianapolis-based consulting firm TPMA as senior director of Indiana economic and community development. The three-term mayor, who left office at the end of last year, will help communities develop...... Read More
The owners of Shift Restaurant and Bar in the Dearborn County community of Bright are moving a little farther west to open their second location. The new location is at Hillcrest Golf and Country Club in Batesville, about 24 miles west of Bright.... Read More
Stellantis workers at the Kokomo and Tipton plants who are represented by the United Auto Workers union are eligible to receive a profit-sharing check of up to nearly $14,000, the automaker announced Thursday. ... Read More
Manchester University is now accepting the Indiana College Core, a block of 30 credit hours of college-level coursework that high school students earn to save time and money toward their higher education. Implemented in 2012, the Indiana College Core...... Read More
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
