Stories tagged with "jobs"
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Daniels plans job announcements
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mitch Daniels has a pair of jobs announcements planned for today. He will join executives from an undisclosed company in Rushville at 10:30 a.m. And he...
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Home building up for 5th month
WASHINGTON — Construction of single-family homes rose in July for the fifth straight month, edging up almost 2 percent to the highest level since last October, the government...
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Carmel Clay Schools leave HR job open
When Libbie Conner took the Noblesville superintendent job in June, it left the Carmel Clay Schools without its assistant superintendent in charge of human resources. Carmel...
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Ind. jobless rate bumps up slightly to 10.7%
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development today said June unemployment rose just a tenth of a percentage to 10.7.Indiana reported the smallest unemployment increase among its...
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State 13th in foreclosure filings
U.S. households on the verge of losing their homes soared by nearly 15 percent in the first half of the year, as more people lost jobs and couldn’t pay their mortgages,...
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Indiana 13th in foreclosures after 11% drop
The number of U.S. households on the verge of losing their homes soared by nearly 15 percent in the first half of the year as more people lost their jobs and were unable to pay...
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Connersville is finalist for police-car plant
Carbon Motors has narrowed its list of potential sites to three locations, including Connersville. The company says on its Web site today that sites that remain in contention...
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Appliance rebates coming for Hoosiers
Indiana will receive up to $6.1 million in federal stimulus funds to offer rebates to consumers who buy new energy-efficient appliances including furnaces, air conditioners,...
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State unveils 2nd annual list of 50 companies to watch
INDIANAPOLIS — Fifty companies, including 18 based in Indianapolis, have earned a place in Indiana’s second annual field of companies to watch. The privately held...
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New owner plans to grow landmark restaurant
HAGERSTOWN, Ind. — The new owner of Welliver’s Smorgasbord in Hagerstown says he hopes the eastern Indiana landmark will grow while sticking with its traditional...
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High weeds got your goat? For $10, you can get his
Todd Sluis is happy to send his kids over to mow your lawn, as long as you don’t mind the smell. “You have to be careful that they don’t get into your flowers,...
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Star Media Group lays off 37 employees
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Star Media Group laid off 37 employees this week, including 17 in the newsroom, as part of a national cost-cutting move by parent Gannett...
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Star Media Group lays off 37 workers
The Indianapolis Star Media Group laid off 37 employees this week, including 17 in the newsroom, as part of a national cost-cutting move by parent Gannett Co. Inc. The cuts were...
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Michael Moore's new film titled 'Capitalism: A Love Story'
LOS ANGELES (AP) Michael Moore's latest documentary now has a title — and a theme that resonates with recession-weary audiences.Moore's look at the consequences of...
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South Bend plans layoffs without tax hike
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — South Bend’s mayor says he would recommend laying off 19 police officers and 45 firefighters if a local income tax increase isn’t approved. Mayor...
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Refusing to take a stand on green energy plant
U.S. Rep. Baron Hill was one of two Indiana representatives to vote in favor of the 1,201-page colossus and “largest tax increase in history,” the American Clean Energy...
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Before taking a stand, read up on the data
The first thing I do after getting a cup of coffee is read the daily prayer in The Star. The June 28 effort was good, seeking blessings to all who farm in this wonderful country...
