WHITING – Ineos, a chemical manufacturer in Whiting, has announced it will close its Northwest Indiana operations by the end of the year. The closing of its plant on Standard Avenue will put 40 people out of work. Ineos, based in Switzerland, opened in Whiting in 1983. The company produces 88,000 tons of polyisobutene, which […]
GARY – Production will begin later this year on a substitute product for coke that will be used in the steelmaking process at Gary Works and the Mon Valley facility in Pennsylvania. The technology is owned by Carbonyx Inc. and uses two carbon alloy substitutes. As much as half a million tons of the project
SOUTH BEND – Three students at St. Mary’s College have turned a college project into a business. The three have incorporated TOL Soda Co., which is marketing Twist O’Luck soda. The students responsible for the new soda are Hanna Hupp of Valparaiso, Lindsey Downs of Elkhart and Hanna Vicary of Erie, Pa. The green soda
John Davies helps honor region’s “Legends” and “Innovators.” by Rick A. Richards Ask John Davies for a couple of minutes and he’ll give you 10 on something positive about Northwest Indiana. Looking at the region’s bright spot is not just in his nature, it’s his mission. Davies, assistant director of the Gerald I. Lamkin Innovation
Clothing, fanciful illustrations and photos from space. by John Cain Three outstanding exhibits presented in three Northwest Indiana communities are showcasing the diversity of visual art in the new year. The symbolism that is inherent in what we choose to wear and how this affects and defines our cultural identity will be explored in the
Listen to “Spotlight” radio interview on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse with Fairbanks, one of Indiana’s leading 12-step treatment facilities in Indianapolis, and executive producer/host Glee Renick-May. Spotlight – Part One: [audio:https://nwindianabusiness.com//wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Spotlight-Indianapolis-2-26-12pt1.mp3|titles=Spotlight Indianapolis 2-26-12pt1] Spotlight – Part Two: [audio:https://nwindianabusiness.com//wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Spotlight-Indianapolis-2-26-12pt2.mp3|titles=Spotlight Indianapolis 2-26-12pt2]
HAMMOND – The South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority has announced the results of a study that shows tourism contributed $1.6 billion to the Lake County economy in 2010. The study was conducted by Certec Inc. of Kentucky, which said the contribution was up from $1.3 billion in 2001. In addition, the study showed tourism
SOUTH BEND – HREC Real Estate of Colorado has been hired to market the 25-story Chase Tower. The company has listed the purchase price of the building as $8.3 million. HREC was hired by Huntington National Bank, which is the court-appointed received for the building. The title to the building is held by Dillingham Hill
MERRILLVILLE – NiSource Inc., the parent company for Northern Indiana Public Service Co., reported a 5.8 percent increase in revenue last year. Earnings were $299.1 million, up from $282.6 million in 2010. CEO Robert Skaggs Jr. said he expects earnings to continue to climb in 2012. NiSource said it will increase its capital budget to
Best of Northwest Indiana Business voting is now officially closed and votes are being calculated. Winners will be notified starting this week including winners for Best of Greater South Bend/Michiana Business. Thanks everyone for your participation.
