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State

Healthcare startup companies in Kentucky attracted $19.2 million in capital funds in 2008, according to data released by BioEnterprise, a business formation, recruitment...

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St. Catharine

St. Catharine College has opened a new $4.2 million dorm to help house its growing student population. Founded in 1931, the college was a two-year institution until...

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Sparta

North Carolina-based Speedway Motorsports Inc. has completed its purchase of the Kentucky Speedway, making it the ninth in a group of racetracks owned by Speedway that...

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Louisville

Louisville-based ISCO Industries, one of the nation’s largest distributors and suppliers of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) piping products, has acquired Wright Water...

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Henderson

SITEX Corp. has acquired the uniform and textile rental business of Hart’s Rental Uniform Services of Lexington. SITEX, which is headquartered in Henderson and has...

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Franklin

Harman/Becker Automotive Systems, which manufactures speakers and amplifiers for the auto industry, has laid off 90 employees as the company works to offset decreased...

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Frankfort

Farmers Capital Bank Corp. has received a $30 million equity investment related to its previously announced plan to issue 30,000 shares of preferred stock to the U.S...

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Cadiz

FabSol LLC has purchased the American National Rubber plant in Cadiz and hired the company’s 25 remaining employees. In December, American National Rubber, which...

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Bowling Green

General Motors has announced that 2009 will be the final year of production for the Cadillac XLR, a specialty sports car produced at GM’s Bowling Green Assembly Plant...

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Bardstown

Tower Automotive has announced plans to expand its automotive parts production facility in Bardstown. The company is adding six metal presses at the plant and will hire...

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