Cincinatti-based Procter & Gamble plans to cut a total of 5,700 non-manufacturing jobs by the middle of next year as part of a cost-reduction strategy to...
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Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana Inc. has announced plans to expand its operations in Princeton, Ind., and expects to add approximately 400 new jobs by next...
Eastern Kentucky University has joined with more than a dozen of the region’s top forensics organizations, businesses and leaders to establish the...
Kentucky’s Cabinet for Economic Development is now accepting applications from Kentucky small businesses for grant money made available through the State...
The Exomedicine Institute has formed international exomedicine research groups to establish medical research and commercialization targets in 10 initial...
Kentucky’s annual unemployment rate declined to 9.5 percent in 2011 from 10.2 percent in 2010, while nonfarm employment gained 21,200 jobs, according to...
Louisville-based Republic Bancorp has been identified as the best-performing bank in the United States based on financial performance and level of capital in a...
Ark Encounter LLC has closed on the last and largest piece of land needed for the development of a $150 million Noah’s Ark attraction set on 800 acres in...
Churchill Downs Inc. has acquired the assets of Bluff Media, an Atlanta-based multimedia poker content, brand and publishing company. Bluff’s assets...
Local leaders and company officials gathered on Feb. 9 for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil Long John Silver’s new worldwide corporate...
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