A ‘she-cession’ no more
Women’s employment is at an all-time high, but fields such as construction and tech management remain male dominated.
Lawmakers get unexpected $1.5B for budget in latest forecast
The General Assembly will have another $1.5 billion under the latest forecast to incorporate in the two-year budget before session ends in just 10 days.
Viewpoint: Historic inflation, labor shortage forcing businesses to raise prices
Bill Stoller of Express Employment Professionals shares the results of a Harris Poll that sheds light on higher prices.
State’s September tax collections fall short of forecasts
The state says delays in income tax payment processing contributed to September revenues missing forecasts.
Indiana’s unemployment rate holds steady at 2.8%
Indiana’s jobless rate in September was 2.8%, which is unchanged from August.
Assets of Electric Last Mile Solutions bought by California-based EV company
A California-based EV maker plans to resume what another electric vehicle builder started.
Great Lakes system cargo shipments down 5.63% from last year
Cargo shipments on the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway system are down nearly 6% when compared to a year ago.
Year-to-date Region home sales behind last year’s pace
Sales of existing homes in Northwest Indiana between January and August are down when compared to the same period a year ago.
Higher production costs behind drop in economic ag index
Weakening perception of current economic conditions is among the reasons the ag sector lost some positive momentum the past month.
Holcomb supports providing more funds to READI program
Gov. Eric Holcomb said during the Ignite the Region annual luncheon Sept. 27 he supports providing more funds to READI program.