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Indiana Senator Backs Workforce Training Amid Rising Costs
New Bipartisan Legislation and Evidence-Based Programs Aim to Help Hoosier Families Overcome Financial Challenges and Move Out of Poverty.
Indiana's Bureau of Motor Vehicles Has Generated Nearly $13 Million From the Optional Design in Its First Year, Funding a Five-Year Modernization Plan for the Agency.
Investors and Fund Managers Are Undertaking Major Shifts in Their Portfolios to Realign Stock and Bond Allocations Following a Steep Bond Market Selloff.
Merrill Lynch to Pay $39 Million in Interest Rate Settlement
The Bank of America Unit Resolves a Class-Action Lawsuit Claiming It Paid Significantly Less Than Market Rates on Idle Cash in Customer Retirement Accounts.
U.s. Construction Spending Surges Amidst Varied Trends
Boosted by Nonresidential Projects Like Offices and Power Plants, National Construction Spending Saw an Unexpected Increase in August, Though Residential Building Remains Hampered by High Mortgage Rates.
TSA Ends Seated ID Checks at Airports Nationwide
The Transportation Security Administration Has Confirmed It Will Remove Chairs From Airport Checkpoints, Sparking Criticism From a Major Union.
Statewide, Commercial and Industrial Property Values Are Rising Dramatically, Driven by Growth and Inflation, Potentially Shifting Tax Burdens to Employers.
Major Wendy's Franchisee Files for Bankruptcy Protection
Meritage Hospitality Group, Operating 314 Wendy's Locations, Initiated the Filing After Wendy's Sought to Terminate Its Franchise Agreement.
State Regulators Are Reconsidering a $71 Million Rate Increase for AES Indiana, Which Serves Over 500,000 Customers in the Indianapolis Metropolitan Area, but Charges Have Already Begun to Impact Households.
Indiana Economic Development Corp. Announces New President
Mitch Frazier Will Lead the State's Business Recruitment Agency, Becoming Its Third President Since Governor Mike Braun Took Office.
State Regulators Are Investigating Utility Risks, Profits, and Various Customer Charges in Anticipation of a New Multi-Year Rate System Designed to Address High Electricity Prices.
Hoosier Drivers Face Continued Toll Rate Increases on the Indiana Toll Road as Funds Earmarked for Potential Stadium Infrastructure Remain Unspent, Awaiting a Decision From the Chicago Bears.
The Labor Department Reports a Pickup in Producer Inflation, Signaling Potential Future Impacts on Consumer Prices for Terre Haute and Wabash Valley Residents.
Businesses Are Implementing Various Strategies to Support Employees with Childcare, While Officials Note an Expanded State Tax Credit Designed to Assist Them Has Never Been Claimed.
