Cummins releases sustainability progress report
Cummins Inc. has released its annual sustainability progress report in which the company highlights what it characterizes as “significant progress” toward the company’s environmental, social and governance goals and aspirational targets in 2023 and early 2024.
Accelera by Cummins receives $75 million to convert its engine plant for zero-emissions components...
Saying farewell to Dell: Columbus’ classic downtown men’s clothing store to close as Tom...
The store is decorated, but not cluttered. After 108 years, it’s impressive that three generations knew what should be kept.
CEO for the day: Toyota Material Handling grants special wish for 10-year-old
A 10-year-old who was diagnosed with brain cancer became CEO for the day Tuesday at Toyota Material Handling, as Toyota employees granted him some of his fondest wishes in partnership with the Make A Wish organization.
Company buys former Johnny Carino’s location
A company whose officers have ties to Riviera Maya Mexican Restaurant has bought the former location of Johnny Carino’s Country Italian restaurant in Columbus, according to public real estate records.
27-story downtown Indianapolis apartment tower owner faces $101M foreclosure lawsuit, has projects in Columbus
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis developer who is pursuing several projects in Columbus and recently listed one of the tallest and swankiest apartment towers in downtown Indianapolis for sale is now facing foreclosure on the property after allegedly failing to make payments on its loan.
How to defend yourself financially amid life’s changes
As part of the summer office cleanup, I came across an old book (1997) titled, “Women’s Guide to Financial Self-Defense,” by June Mays. This book came out of her experiences as a financial adviser to women who were “left financially clueless after the death of their husband” and “were victimized by men and by their own ignorance.”
Cummins plans to ‘streamline’ operations, cut jobs after 2023 buyouts
Flambeau to close Madison, Georgia facility, production moving to other company sites, including Indiana
Company seeks to build solar farm on nearly 1,200 acres
An Arizona- and New York-based company is seeking to build a commercial solar energy system on nearly 1,200 acres of farmland in Bartholomew County leased from local landowners that is projected to generate enough energy to power more than 30,000 homes.
