New state program aims to connect more Hoosiers to faster internet service
State officials want to connect Indiana residents with faster internet service.
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Holladay Properties secures additional tenants for Diversey Building in Portage
Holladay Properties appears to be having no problem finding tenants for its Diversey Building in Portage.
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Ivy Tech Valparaiso lands State Earn and Learn designation for IT program
An IT program offered by Ivy Tech Community College in Valparaiso has landed a state designation.
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Broadband internet access expanding across northern Indiana
Public initiatives combined with private investments and partnerships are getting more people and businesses connected to high-speed internet access.
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Chamber to lead marketing efforts for Michigan City
The Michigan City Chamber of Commerce will lead marketing efforts for the community it calls home.
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A good technological defense
Region experts say the best offense is a good defense when it comes to protecting companies and organiza-tions from malicious ransomware that often stops operations or seriously impairs them.
A few clicks to brand awareness
Regional experts say marketing in the digital age starts with a complementary web and social media presence to build brand awareness with potential customers.
Thinking about next downturn?
Northwest Indiana banking leaders stress the importance of setting up a rainy day fund for businesses as they reflect on the past year during a pandemic.
Inner entrepreneur
Attorney Layne Marino, with the law firm of Burke Costanza & Carberry in Merrillville, shares her expertise on how to buy a franchise and make it successful.
Think past pandemic
Stacey Poynter of the U.S. Small Business Administration offers advice on how to prepare for future disasters by making plans and testing them.