Economic Development

Centene will begin taking applications for the new claims processing center jobs before the end of 2014.

The new facility will increase production to service draft and bottle sales in Louisville and all of Kentucky by 150 percent, as well as improve national and global sales by 250 percent.

U.S. corporations keep engineering overseas mergers to avoid paying taxes.

Despite Defense cutbacks, the aerospace industry is being boosted into the stratosphere by the commercial aircraft sector.

Global data center network supports demanding requirements for enterprises and government customers to deliver high-performing business applications.

As part of this initiative, Toyota will move about 250 direct procurement positions from its manufacturing headquarters in Erlanger, KY, to a new facility to be built at the TTC campus in York Township.

Business leaders and political figures join celebration marking construction to accommodate continued growth in medical device sales.

As TTI Floor Care’s operations expand and product lines are moved to Cookeville, the company plans to return portions of their production capacity from China and Mexico.

If your grocery runs out of Cheerios, blame North Dakota.

Bill Hagerty, Commissioner, Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, shares his thoughts on education, technology, and logistics for the state.

M-WERC envisions the center as a resource for both entrepreneurs—independent individuals with ideas they want to transform into successful businesses­—and "intrapreneurs"—individuals employed by companies who have an idea that they want to turn into a profitable product or service offering.

Toyota adding 300 jobs to build more Highlanders in Indiana, improving production flexibility.

Intelligence is being distributed to the edges of the grid, according to report from Navigant Research.

Specialty pharmaceutical distributor more than doubles warehousing capacity and adds additional shipping capabilities; expands operating hours for customers nationwide.

The plant will continue to produce Bridor’s broad line of baguettes, breads and rolls while expanding its laminated pastry dough and signature flaky croissant capacity.

Their acronyms may rhyme, but KC and AC appear to be moving in opposite directions.

More states are forming public-private partnerships to leverage the expertise of leading businesses in luring new projects.

The new Henry Schein Practice solutions headquarters features a redesigned work environment created to optimize the company's technology support function, and collaborative spaces for its development teams.

Japanese, European partnership to supply aluminum sheets to automotive manufacturers.

With a welcoming, down-home business climate, the peach state is reinventing itself as an automotive powerhouse and a film production mecca poised to give Hollywood a run for its money.