Category - May 2011

Tempur-Pedic is investing approximately $18 million to expand its global headquarters in Lexington as part of a growth plan that will create 65 new jobs over the next...

TNG Pharmaceuticals, a new business concept developed by University of Louisville Forcht Center for Entrepreneurship MBA students, earned the overall first prize and...

Software Information Systems (SIS) and Genentech have been ranked the best places to work in Kentucky by the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management (KYSHRM)...

In a unanimous vote by the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees, University of Alabama-Birmingham Provost Eli Capilouto has been selected as UK’s 12th president...

An Indian company that produces flexible packaging materials has selected Hardin County as the site of its first United States manufacturing operations. UFLEX Ltd. plans...

The University of Kentucky celebrated the success and achievements of six of its graduates last month as it inducted them into the Gatton College of Business and...

General Motors is investing $131 million in its Bowling Green Assembly Plant to support production of the next-generation Chevrolet Corvette and has announced plans to...

The U.S. Army is deactivating the Army Accessions Command at Fort Knox as part of a move to reduce costs. The decision will result in the elimination of 67 military...

Wausau Paper is investing $220 million to expand its plant in Harrodsburg, where it has produced towel and tissue paper products since 1990. The expansion is part of the...

Joseph-Beth Booksellers, which filed for bankruptcy last year after struggling through five years of declining sales, is now under new ownership after a bankruptcy...