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Workplaces offer electric car charging for employees
Employees at General Motors' plant in White Marsh have an unusual workplace benefit. Anyone who drives an electric car can plug it in to charge while they work. At the plant, which produces transmissions and electric motors, workers can park their...
Tags: Employees, General Motors Corp., Passenger Cars, Manufacturing and Engineering, Nissan
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The Bottom Line: Service moving us up in the world
You can't underestimate the power of good manners, a friendly attitude and knowledge of different cultures when it comes to developing international business. The ability of the region's businesses and institutions to polish those soft skills became a...
Tags: Marketing, Arts and Culture, Corporate Officers, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance
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Indianapolis to become first city requiring electric and non-oil city vehicles
Indianapolis hopes to set an example for the rest of the country Mayor Greg Ballard announced Wednesday his plan to change the fleet of city vehicles to electric plug-ins and non-oil fuel vehicles by 2025. The plan calls for replacing current cars...
Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Automotive Equipment, Energy Saving, Vehicles, Environmental Issues
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Controversy continues over possibility of constitutional same-sex marriage ban in Indiana
There's ongoing controversy about the possibility of a constitutional same-sex marriage ban in Indiana. Whatever your views about gay marriage, opponents of this amendment feel that having an outright constitutional ban would be going too far, and they...
Tags: Same-Sex Marriage, Marriage, Family, U.S. Supreme Court, Regional Authority
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Pacemaker could help treat Alzheimer's
Pacemakers regulate the beat of a weak heart and ease the tremors caused by Parkinson's disease, and now Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers hope the devices also will slow down the symptoms of Alzheimer's.
Doctors at Hopkins and four other medical...Tags: Trials, Johns Hopkins University, Medical Research, Symptoms, Alzheimer's Disease
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S.D. FFA recognizes top leaders at State Leadership Career Development Events
BROOKINGS - The South Dakota FFA Association hosted 446 FFA members from across South Dakota at the 2012 State FFA Leadership Career Development Events on Dec. 2-3 in Pierre, S.D. These FFA members advanced to the state level competition by placing...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Cargill, Inc., Groton, Employment, Awards and Prizes
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Could a gay marriage ban affect Indiana business?
WSBT-TVIndiana voters could get to decide whether a gay marriage ban ends up in the state's constitution. It is expected to be a fight in the coming legislative session. One group believes the law could have economic implications. No matter what you believe....Tags: Common Cold, Referenda, Minority Groups, Judges, Elections
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Spiker-Hagerich
Ashley Spiker and Bryan Hagerich, both of Somerset, are announcing their engagement. Miss Spiker is the daughter of Clayton and Diana Spiker, Meyersdale. She is a 2000 graduate of Meyersdale Area High School and a 2004 graduate of the University of...
Tags: University of Pittsburgh, University of Delaware
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Miles set to take over as CEO of Hulman and Company
Hulman and Company has a new chief executive officer—and it’s a familiar face to those around the city of Indianapolis. Mark Miles will take over as CEO of Hulman and Company, which owns the Indianapolis Motor Speedway among other holdings....
Tags: Auto Racing, Corporate Officers, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Pan American Games
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Eli Lilly donates record-breaking $12.4M to United Way
Eli Lilly broke a record Monday, giving a whopping $12.4 million to the United Way. Lilly said it's the single largest gift in the company's history. The donation comes from contributions from U.S. employees and retirees in addition to a matching...
Tags: United Way , Human Interest
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MedImmune creating drug pipeline for AstraZeneca
When Gail Folena-Wasserman joined Gaithersburg biotechnology startup MedImmune in 1991, she was its first employee in research and development, and dreamed of what the company might be "when it grew up."
Two decades later, the senior vice president for...Tags: Research and Development, Trials, Biotechnology, Leukemia, Humira (drug)
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Entrepreneurial scientific software company to expand locally
Indigo Biosystems, Inc., a scientific software provider, announced plans today to expand its operations here, creating up to 63 new high-wage jobs by 2015. The Indianapolis-based company, which develops scientific automation software that replaces the...
Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Taxation, Medical Procedures and Tests, Tax Credits, Mitch Daniels
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