Xhale Inc. has been awarded $175,000 from the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development’s High-Tech Investment Pool. Xhale is developing technologies that...
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Citing the loss of orders from a major client, Patriot Industries has laid off 84 employees at its plant in Albany, where it produces assault packs, rucksacks...
Kentucky has joined forces with Microsoft in a public-private partnership to provide free technology training to Kentuckians seeking new job skills and...
Three separate start-up companies have announced plans to locate their operations in Louisville, resulting in 145 new jobs and a total investment of nearly $13...
Kentucky has been awarded $2.1 million in federal grant money to fund broadband mapping and planning throughout the state. The U.S. Department of Commerce’s...
Northern Kentucky University has launched two new certificate programs that are designed to provide new career opportunities for professionals hit hardest by...
The University of Kentucky has committed $1.5 million over the next three years to launch the Kentucky P20 Innovation Lab: A Partnership for Next Generation...
Six Flags Inc. announced last month that it has rejected its lease with the Kentucky State Fair Board and will close the Kentucky Kingdom park in Louisville...
Humana Inc. has announced plans to cut 2,500 positions from its workforce over the course of 2010 in response to a decline in healthcare membership enrollments...
Kentucky has been awarded funding to expand and build a statewide health information exchange, receiving nearly $10 million in American Recovery and...
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