Kentucky’s farmers received $4.26 billion for their products last year, the first year-to-year drop since 2005, as poultry overtook horses as the state’s most...
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Griffin Industries, a Cold Spring-based animal and bakery byproduct recycling company, has been acquired by Darling International Inc. in a cash and stock...
Fazoli’s, a Lexington-based quick-serve Italian restaurant chain, plans to open a new restaurant inside a St. Louis Walmart, marking the company’s...
Humana Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to purchase Concentra Inc., a privately held healthcare company, for $790 million in cash. Texas-based Concentra...
OfficeWare, a Louisville-based provider of document management and print solutions, has acquired Print Manage Inc., another Louisville company that provides...
Tiffany & Co. has announced plans to locate a jewelry manufacturing facility in Lexington that will employ 125 workers. Officials with the renowned jewelry...
Commonwealth providers find electronic health records cut costs and improve quality and efficiency of care
UK HealthCare and Norton Healthcare have formed a partnership that formalizes the two organizations’ ongoing alliance in clinical programs, workforce...
Highest Paid CEOs in Kentucky By annual compensation; publicly held companies Company (Ticker) CEO Options Exercised Annual Pay Yum! Brands (YUM) David Novak...
LexArt’s 2010 Fund for the Arts Raises $930,000 to Benefit Arts Programs The 2010 Fund for the Arts campaign for LexArts, Lexington’s cultural development...
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