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Publisher's Note, Current Issue: In this issue: October – November 2024

Around the Region, Current Issue: Professional advancement: Business, organizations share news about new hires and locations, promotions, accolades

Manufacturing, Current Issue: Journey to Industry 4.0: Experts, manufacturers take strides toward digital transformation of Hoosier factories

Current Issue, Wellness: Corporate cares: Helping employees live happier, healthier lives benefits community too

Economic Development, Current Issue: Framework for future competitiveness: Study’s first phase shows Indiana’s tax system friendly to businesses, long-term growth

Current Issue, Special Section: Blazing economic trails: Women build careers that break barriers, create opportunities for everyone

Tax planning, Current Issue: Next tax year worries: Region professionals warn companies to prepare for changes to come

Current Issue, Philanthropy: Big donations: Some Northwest Indiana firms find more is best when it comes to charitable giving

The Future of, Current Issue: Ready for tomorrow: Schererville’s patience paying off as plans for major improvements take shape

Business Profile, Current Issue: Siltworm: Product into purpose: Merrillville company’s inventions prevent construction erosion

Leader Profile, Current Issue: People-first mentality: Taillon ‘natural’ choice for South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority’s top job

Professional & Legal Advice, Current Issue: Presidential outlook: Long view of how elections for White House’s top job affect stock market

Making a Difference, Current Issue: Inspiring entrepreneurs: Lower Lincoln in Valparaiso provides space for ‘intentional collisions’

Off Hours, Current Issue: Musical pursuits at LCSO: La Porte County Symphony Orchestra members find time to play

Viewpoint, Current Issue: Connect dots of innovation: Companies must embrace six building blocks to problem-solve, create value

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