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The plant will invest in equipment to build GM’s new eight speed and existing six speed transmissions.
The Hoosier private sector lost nearly 10,000 jobs in November while the unemployment rate held steady at eight percent.
A survey released Thursday shows Indiana's manufacturing industry is the strongest it has been since 2007.
Tom Snyder says in the next few years, he wants to expand on what he has done to increase enrollment of students entering a technology-driven workforce.
As economic growth slows in larger global markets, Indiana businesses need to look for new ways to expand.
Democrats say a work-share program that lowers workers' hours but avoids layoffs would benefit the state.
The new facility manufactures poly-tetra-flourine-ethelyne, which is used as a non-stick coating on many Cook products.
After fire destroyed part of the factory in 2011, For Bare Feet moved its operations to Martinsville and gave the old site to the Brown County commissioners.
Job growth is positive in many sectors of Indiana's economy, according to a report from the Department of Workforce and Development.
An Indiana expert says the Hoosier State is not alone in lacking skills needed for some jobs.
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