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New York State pension fund cuts investments in 21 energy companies

By David Beasley | Feb 22, 2022

The New York State Common Retirement Fund will sell more than $235 million in stock and debt held in nearly two dozen shale oil and gas companies for failure to show they are preparing to move to a low-carbon economy, the Office of the New York State Comptroller announced recently.
Back to the future: DeLorean chooses San Antonio as global headquarters for electric-car comeback

By David Beasley | Feb 21, 2022

Automaker DeLorean Motor Company is going back to the future with San Antonio as its new home, News 4 reported.
Gold-winning skeleton racer Lizzy Yarnold was almost sidelined by sinus issues

By David Beasley | Feb 8, 2022

Even the top athletes in the world can be thrown off their game by sinus problems.
DoorDash tries new category of couriers: Employees, not contractors

By David Beasley | Jan 11, 2022

DoorDash is trying a different approach to food delivery. It is hiring couriers as employees rather than as independent contractors, Wired.com reported.
Complete Controller offers insurance benefits for 'gig-economy' workers

By David Beasley | Dec 20, 2021

California-based accounting firm Complete Controller is offering insurance benefits for non-traditional workers including "gig economy workers, freelance workers and the 1099 workforce," the company said in a news release.
Chicago Uber driver loves the flexibility, personalities

By David Beasley | Dec 19, 2021

One of the best parts of making a living as an Uber driver is the flexibility of the job, Dwayne Bell of Chicago told Illinois Business Daily.
Dealer program helps put Washington Uber driver behind the wheel of a Toyota Camry

By David Beasley | Dec 19, 2021

For Isaac King III, driving for Uber is more than just another part-time job.
Uber fills the gap for gig-economy folks like this Wheatley Heights teacher

By David Beasley | Dec 19, 2021

For eight years, Eddie Terry of Wheatley Heights made his living as a substitute teacher, a job that left a big gap during the summer months when schools were closed.
Sinus problems may not be confined to sinuses, physician says

By David Beasley | Oct 11, 2021

Sinus problems aren't always confined to the sinuses, said Dr. John Ditto of Richmond Breathe Free Sinus and Allergy Centers.
Indianapolis Sinus Center doctor: Sinus headaches are 'a difficult problem that tends to be chronic'

By David Beasley | Oct 5, 2021

Chronic sinus problems can be a headache for patients -- literally.
Indiana expands eligibility for small business COVID-19 grant program

By David Beasley | Jan 10, 2021

Indiana’s Small Business Restart Grant  program has itself been restarted.It was originally launched in May with $31 million in federal funding from the CARES Act.On Dec. 21, the program application period was extended to Jan. 22, 2021, according to a news release.
Thirty-one Indiana companies awarded grants for new technology, equipment

By David Beasley | Jan 4, 2021

Thirty-one businesses in Indiana have been awarded a total of $1.5 million in grants to stimulate manufacturing investments in the state.
Three Arizona public universities receive CARES Act funding for COVID-19 work

By David Beasley | Jan 4, 2021

Arizona’s three public universities have been awarded $115 million in federal CARES Act funding for their role in fighting COVID-19, Gov. Doug Ducey announced.
Indiana loses $1.4 billion in tax revenue from COVID-19

By David Beasley | Aug 2, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic shrunk the state of Indiana’s revenue for fiscal year 2020 by $1.4 billion, CBS 4 reported.
Chamber: COVID-19 recovery will be 'a long haul'

By David Beasley | Jul 20, 2020

The impact of COVID-19 on Indiana businesses remains “severe,” with only a few improvements since April, according to a press release from the Indiana Chamber.
National survey finds business owners optimistic about quick recession, future

By David Beasley | Jun 25, 2020

A new national survey found that business owners expect the current recession to be short-lived, while also showing optimism is on the rise.
National group hails Arizona for tax relief

By David Beasley | Jun 11, 2020

Arizona has been recognized by a national legislative group as one of six states that enacted major tax relief in 2019.
Technology matching grant program proposed for Indiana manufacturers

By David Beasley | Jun 11, 2020

Indiana manufacturers adopting smart technologies might benefit from a $4.1 million fund proposed by Next Level Manufacturing Institute and the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership.
More small-business relief on the way for Indiana

By David Beasley | Jun 7, 2020

Indiana small businesses struggling from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic could be seeing more relief on the way, the News and Tribune reported.

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