U.S. Steel appoints two new executive leaders
Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel Corp. appointed two new executives to its leadership team, and a new member to its board.
Secure your future with estate planning
Steven Young at UBS Financial shares his professional advice on estate planning and its importance on creating a personal financial legacy.
PNW board reprimands Keon for comments at commencement
The Purdue Board of Trustees issued a formal reprimand to Chancellor Thomas Keon on Dec. 22 for comments he made during a Dec. 10 commencement.
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U.S. DOT approves $27.5M loan for double-track project
The Build America Bureau approved a $27.5 million Railroad Rehabilitation and Improvement Financing loan for the South Shore Line double-track project.
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Former Notre Dame provost named chancellor of University of Illinois Chicago
Marie Lynn Miranda, former provost of the University of Notre Dame, was named the 10th chancellor of the University of Illinois Chicago.
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Regional RDA doles out $6.4M in READI grants
The South Bend – Elkhart Regional Development Authority gave out the last of its READI grant money during a Dec. 16 meeting in Elkhart.
Surf Internet chooses La Porte for first multi-gig fiber-optic installation
Elkhart-based Surf Internet announced it will launch multi-gig fiber-optic internet services in La Porte next spring.
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State’s economic future bright, says governor, secretary of commerce
Gov. Eric Holcomb and Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers touted this year’s record-breaking economic development for the sixth year in a row.
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