E-Retailer Celebrates Greenwood Growth

The co-founder of a plus-size women’s clothing company says work force and economic development programs led the company to choose Greenwood for a distribution center and hundreds of new jobs. Dia&Co. cut the ribbon on its $2.7 million Johnson County distribution center today, and President Lydia Gilbert says the company expects to grow in Greenwood […]... Read More

Holcomb: Indiana Becoming ‘Crosswaters of America’

After South Korea-based POSCO opened its second U.S. plant at the Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville last week, Governor Eric Holcomb says Indiana is becoming the "Crosswaters of America." According to Holcomb, the last three years have seen the Indiana Ports record their highest shipment totals in their 56-year history.... Read More

Bedel: ‘The Road To Mars Goes Through Indiana’

Representatives from the state joined members from the NASA Space Launch System (SLS), Orion and Ground Systems programs to celebrate Indiana’s aerospace and defense industry. Executive Director of the Indiana Aerospace and Defense Council Ryan Metzing says there are more than a dozen small to medium-sized companies located in Indiana that are playing a significant […]... Read More

‘Unified Regional Effort’ Targets Amazon HQ

Central Indiana leaders behind an effort to attract Amazon.com Inc.’s (Nasdaq: AMZN) second U.S. headquarters say they are having to squeeze three-to-six months of work into a few weeks. Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and Fishers Mayor Monday announced a "coordinated, unified regional effort" to attract the $5 billion project that could result in 50,000 new […]... Read More

Central Indiana to Update Amazon Efforts

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness will this afternoon outline central Indiana efforts to land a second U.S. headquarters for Amazon.com Inc. The online retail giant last week announced plans for the $5 billion investment, which would result in up to 50,000 new jobs with an average salary topping $100,000 per year. Hogsett […]... Read More

Next Level Jobs Initiative

The Next Level Jobs initiative aims to help thousands of Hoosiers earn a career certificate in the fastest growing fields in our state, for free! Ivy Tech President Sue Ellspermann explains how the Workforce Ready Grant program works.... Read More

RV Industry on a Roll

The RV industry is not only bouncing back, but on a roll as manufacturers expand and look to fill thousands of positions and finding it to be a tall order. The head of the Elkhart Chamber gives perspective on the RV rebirth.... Read More

Anderson Center Opens ‘World of Opportunity’

Anderson leaders say the growing Purdue Polytechnic Institute continues to pay dividends. Officials have cut the ribbon on the new $15 million Flagship East facility, which Mayor Tom Broderick says keeps the city "at the forefront of innovation."... Read More

State Debuts Initiative Targeting Skills Gap

The newest cabinet member of the Eric Holcomb administration spent her first day with the governor in Clay County helping to launch an initiative focused on linking Hoosiers to higher-paying and higher-demand jobs. Former La Porte Mayor Blair Milo, who now serves as secretary of career connections and talent, says the Next Level Jobs initiative […]... Read More

Allegiant Planning $40M Indy Base

Las Vegas-based Allegiant Travel Co. (NASDAQ: ALGT) has announced plans for a $40 million, two-aircraft base at Indianapolis International Airport. The low-cost carrier says the investment involves up to 66 jobs. The facility could be operational in February and bring with it additional routes in the future. The Indiana Economic Development Corp. says the new […]... Read More

Whitestown Welcomes $50M Facility

The chief executive officer of Pennsylvania-based AmerisourceBergen Drug Corp. says the company picked Whitestown for a nearly $50 million investment, in part, because of the work force it will be able to attract there. The global health care company cut the ribbon this morning on the distribution facility, which Steven Collis says could ultimately employ up to […]... Read More

Conexus Indiana Launches INvets

Conexus Indiana has developed a first-of-its-kind program designed to connect Hoosier companies directly to veterans as they exit the military. INvets aims to help companies close the skills gap and provide vets with high-demand career opportunities.... Read More

IMMI’s Growth

Westfield-based IMMI, which designs, tests and manufactures a variety of advanced safety systems, is expanding its workforce. The global company is adding 55 full-time employees and is on track to do more $200 million this year. ... Read More

Cummins Columbus Improvement Projects

Columbus-based Cummins Inc. has detailed plans for two major downtown projects. A combined $80 million will fund a new railroad overpass and renovation of the engine maker’s global headquarters.... Read More

New Operator Coming to Burns Harbors

The Ports of Indiana is calling the move a “game-changer.” The nation’s oldest port operator, Metro Ports, is expanding to the Great Lakes for the first time at the Port of Indiana Burns Harbor. Exclusive details on a deal that some say could double bulk cargo business.... Read More

BorgWarner Breaks Ground In Noblesville

Michigan-based BorgWarner broke ground today on a $28 million technical center in Noblesville. The 100,000 square-foot facility will consolidate the company’s existing centers in Anderson and Pendleton into one location.... Read More

Consul-General: Indiana-Japan Ties Getting Stronger

The new Consul-General of Japan in Chicago says Indiana’s strong incentive offerings and cooperation from its key economic leaders are key to continued strong relations between the state and the Asian nation. Naoki Ito, who represents Indiana and nine other Midwestern states, says there are currently about 280 Japanese companies operating in Indiana, supporting around 58,000 […]... Read More

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Port Partnership Could Double Bulk Business

In a move that Ports of Indiana Chief Executive Officer Rich Cooper says can be a "game-changer," California-based Metro Ports will next month become the new bulk terminal operator at the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor. Cooper predicts the agreement with the 165-year-old company, which was approved Tuesday, could double bulk cargo business at the port within […]... Read More