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    • 'Doping' lecture rescheduled for April 4
    • 2010 World Equestrian Games scheduled to begin in late September
    • Abramson presents new arena resolution
    • Abramson to tout Louisville's financial standing on Wall Street
    • Abramson to veto arena agreement
    • Abramson, Reagan try to draw former residents back to Louisville
    • Accent Marketing to add 75 jobs at Florida facility
    • Accord apparently reached on arena resolution
    • ACL names two vice presidents
    • ACL raises earnings guidance, wages
    • ACL subsidiary sells Summit Contracting
    • ACL to offer inland river pre-licensing program
    • Actor's Theatre must meet campaign goal by October
    • Adams leaving state post, returning to American Commercial Lines
    • Advanced Solutions buys Indiana company
    • AIK accepting manufacturing award nominations
    • AIK selects Red7e as marketing agency
    • Airport authority moves set stage for UPS expansion
    • Airport authority moves set stage for UPS expansion at Louisville International
    • Airport gets green light for taxiway extension, grant for emergency operations center
    • Airport gets green light for taxiway, grant for emergency operations center
    • Aleris International to be sold for $3.3 billion
    • Aleris International to be sold for $3.3B
    • All Kentucky State Park resorts get AAA diamond rating
    • All Pro Championships to merchandise FEI Games
    • Almost Family buy Florida home-health agency
    • Almost Family buys Alabama home-health company
    • Almost Family buys Florida home-health agency
    • Almost Family enters Alabama market with acquisition
    • Almost Family's profit grows 44 percent
    • Alumna gives Bellarmine $2 million for scholarships
    • American Commercial Lines appoints new VP
    • American Commercial Lines CEO to open Nasdaq
    • American Commercial Lines CEO to open Nasdaq
    • American Commercial Lines makes executive appointments
    • American Commercial Lines to sell Venezuela divisions for $32 million
    • American Commercial Lines' profit triples
    • Analyst has positive outlook for American Commercial Lines
    • Analyst has positive outlook for American Commerical Lines
    • Analyst: Auto market is Achilles heel for troubled Sypris Solutions
    • Analyst: Don't underestimate Humana's Medicare strategy
    • Analysts say Yum, Papa John's might be among British company's suitors
    • Annual report deadline approaches
    • Anthem Kentucky to join Blue plans database
    • Anthem, Office of Insurance reach $1.25 million settlement
    • Applications for Ignite Louisville open July 10
    • Area code 270 to be exhausted by end of 2007
    • Area eye care physicians merge practices
    • Arena authority deal with Humana imminent
    • Arena authority hires program manager
    • Arena Authority, U of L approve lease agreement
    • Ashland executive to lead marketing efforts for World Equestrian Games
    • Ashland executive to lead marketing efforts for World Equestrian Games
    • Ashland mulls possible sale of paving unit
    • Ashland to sell paving unit
    • Ashland's profit, revenue beats estimates
    • Atria moving headquarters to B&W Tower
    • Attendance, wagering down at Churchill's Arlington track
    • Attorney Robert Doll dies
    • Automakers to connect with iPod
    • Automakers to connect with iPod
    • Automakers, Apple strike a deal
    • Awards program to honor customer service, call-center professionals
    • BAE expanding Louisville facility
    • Bank of America unit to sell sales business
    • Baptist Hospital might drop from United Healthcare network
    • Baptist Hospital to drop from United Healthcare network
    • Bardstown hospital gets $277,710 grant
    • BB&T earnings up but miss analysts' target
    • BBB names Torch Award winners
    • Beer giant hints at liquor market entrance
    • BellSouth to close Paducah office
    • Berean buys Wellspring Christian Book Center
    • Beshear details agenda for special session
    • Blue Equity buys sports marketing firm
    • Blue Equity buys sports marketing firms
    • Boost seen in online jobs
    • Booths available for East Louisville business expo
    • Boston company to buy Kentucky health care facilities
    • Brantley Services unit tapped to clean up NYC
    • Brantley unit to provide security services in Pittsburgh
    • Breeders' Incentive Fund draws thousands of participants
    • Bridge repainting bid comes in over budget
    • Bridges project receives $5.2 million in grants
    • Brown-Forman changes name of Australian unit
    • Brown-Forman considers selling Hartmann unit
    • Brown-Forman negotiating with partner for Bolla production, distribution
    • Brown-Forman profit tops Wall Street forecast
    • Brown-Forman renews distribution deal with Bacardi
    • Brown-Forman takes on partner for Bolla production, distribution
    • Brown-Forman to buy tequila company for $876 million
    • Brown-Forman to buy tequila company for $876M
    • Brown-Forman to sell jewelry subsidiary
    • Brown-Forman's Wood named Collegiate trustee president
    • Builders and contractors association shows support for Abramson veto
    • Bush to nominate UPS executive as SBA deputy administrator
    • Business First parent to acquire Sporting News
    • Business plan development seminar set for Wednesday
    • Caesars gives $500,000 to IUS
    • Caesars' parent gets buyout offer
    • Cardinal Health to close Shelby County facility, lay off 63
    • Cat Logistics to lay off 70 in Louisville
    • Cathedral Heritage Foundation changes name
    • Charah spins off dry mix unit to form joint venture
    • Charah teams with Ameren to open concrete-mix facility
    • Chase improperly discarded credit tapes
    • Chicago hospital system joins Humana network
    • Chrysalis names development director for Ohio
    • Chrysalis portfolio firm gets new financing for acquisition
    • Chrysalis Ventures executive to meet with Afghan president
    • Chrysalis, others invest $70M in medical waste company
    • Churchill completes sale of Ellis Park to Geary
    • Churchill Downs' profit rises 28 percent
    • Churchill names successor to Meeker
    • Churchill offers special deals in July
    • Churchill promotes Gay, Koenig Loignon to VP posts
    • Churchill sees record wagering at Spring Meet
    • Churchill shifting simulcasting to Trackside during Stones prep
    • Churchill to sell Ellis Park to Ron Geary
    • Churchill's Illinois track investigated after horse deaths
    • Churchill's New Orleans track reopens OTB facility
    • Churchill, Magna join Empire Racing bid for N.Y. racing contract
    • Churchill, Magna to cooperate in bidding for New York tracks
    • Cingular expands area coverage
    • Cissell Manufacturing to close, lay off 125 workers
    • Citigroup gives $150,000 grant for financial education program
    • City, state to hold annual shredding event
    • Clark Memorial adds CT unit, plans second
    • Clark Memorial gets national accreditation
    • Clark Memorial to offer weight-loss surgery
    • Clarksville company wins $6.97 million contract for I-65 work
    • Closing of Hazard plant will send some work to Louisville
    • Coalition formed to promote manufacturing in Louisville
    • College with local campus changes its name
    • Comair attendants to appeal decision
    • Commerce secretary stumps for immigration reform plan
    • Commercial driver license applicants to pay new fee
    • Community Bank parent posts higher profit
    • Community Bank Shares declares dividend
    • Community Bank Shares of Indiana buys Scottsburg Bank
    • Companies may add nearly 700 jobs in Kentucky
    • ConnectKentucky receives national award
    • Conseco consolidation to boost capital
    • Contract awarded for Trimble County coal plant
    • Convention Bureau names new commissioner
    • Corbin named director of state fitness initiative
    • Corydon gets funding for revitalization projects
    • Council budget committee approves arena deal
    • Council on Postsecondary Education sets bachelor's degree goals
    • Courier-Journal parent Gannett furloughs, USA Today cuts
    • Court makes Kindred, Ventas wait on document ruling
    • Covington Jillian's nightclub goes dark
    • Credit-card processing firm might bring 162 jobs here
    • Crusade for Children gives $5 million in grants
    • Cummins to make new diesel engine, add 600 jobs by 2010
    • Cummins to rehire 270 production workers
    • Dell to supply state workers with computers
    • Delta bidding out some regional jet service
    • Demonstrators line up at Jewish Hospital
    • Derby Festival names new chairman
    • Derby Festival wins international awards
    • Design firm hired to plan Floyds Fork portion of City of Parks
    • Developware expands presence in Africa
    • Distributor could bring more than 150 jobs to Louisville
    • Dixie Highway business showcase set for Oct. 12
    • DonorsChoose expands to Indiana schools
    • Downtown Lexington hotel rebranded
    • Downtown living tours set for Sept. 30
    • Duke Energy Indiana wants to build clean-coal plant
    • Duke official to run U of L medical school
    • Eclipse selects contractor for headquarters
    • Economic development conference slated for November
    • Education Cabinet secretary to retire
    • EKU adds state's first pro golf management program
    • EKU opens first phase of Business and Technology Center
    • Ellis Park posts mixed 2006 meet
    • Emergint wins contract from health agency
    • Energy conference to address rising utility costs
    • Energy prices, Fed rate hikes dampen small businesses' outlook
    • Evans vows to be innovative in Churchill post
    • ExecuTrain offers free training for displaced professionals
    • FAA administrator stumps for air-safety system in light of Lexington crash
    • Fair attendance dips 2 percent
    • Famous hacker to speak at infosec conference
    • Famous hacker to speak at infosec conference
    • Farm Bureau looks to stem vet shortage
    • Fashion Shop files for Chapter 11 protection
    • FDA approves AbioCor; Jewish Hospital among first to offer device
    • Fed president: China growing in importance to U.S. companies
    • Fed reports modest economic growth
    • FedEx completes $780 million buy of Watkins Motor Lines
    • FedEx plane skids off runway
    • FedEx to invest $2.6 billion in fleet upgrades
    • FedEx, USPS ink mail delivery deal
    • Five projects could mean nearly 150 jobs for city
    • Fletcher calls special session to address small-business tax
    • Fletcher expands special session; proposes tax credits to lure FutureGen
    • Fletcher expands special session; proposes tax exemptions to lure FutureGen
    • Fletcher names appointees to U of L board of trustees
    • Fletcher names five to Kentucky Center board
    • Fletcher signs special session tax bill
    • Fletcher to promote state at 2006 Ryder Cup
    • Fletcher, Abramson meeting with Ford officials in Detroit
    • Fleur De Licious event to be held in September
    • Footwear retailer to add 30 jobs at local distribution center
    • Ford announcement to come Friday
    • Ford cut by Credit Suisse, shares fall
    • Ford cutting production at Louisville plants
    • Ford cutting production at Louisville plants
    • Ford hires adviser to review company's operations
    • Ford looks to sell Aston Martin
    • Ford names new CEO
    • Ford now plans to complete much of its restructuring by 2008
    • Ford offers zero-percent financing on Super Duty trucks
    • Ford plans to cut dealerships in 18 markets
    • Ford recalls Louisville-made trucks, SUVs
    • Ford reducing production at Louisville plants
    • Ford reportedly to offer buyouts to factory workers
    • Ford reports $123 million loss, hints at more restructuring
    • Ford sales dropped 34 percent in July
    • Ford sedan sales set monthly record, total sales still lower than 2005
    • Ford shares rise on CEO news
    • Ford to buy Rover name from BMW
    • Ford to speed product launches, might invest $1 billion in Michigan plants
    • Ford to speed product launches, might invest $1B in Michigan plants
    • Ford's board loses a member
    • Ford's credit arm to restructure, cut 2,000 jobs
    • Ford's credit arm to restructure, cut 2,000 jobs
    • Ford's credit arm to restructure, cut 2,000 jobs
    • Ford's credit arm to restructure, cut 2,000 jobs
    • Ford's Explorer sales continue to tumble
    • Ford's Louisville plants safe
    • Ford's shares rise after analyst upgrade
    • Ford?s November sales flat
    • Former banker sentenced for fraud
    • Former IUS dean named to new business chair
    • Former IUS dean named to new business chair
    • Former state legislator to lead lobbying for AIK
    • Frazier to donate $1M for rehab
    • Fund for the Arts surpasses fund-raising goal
    • Fund-raising seminar to be held July 25
    • Funding available for research and development
    • FutureGen committee to announce remaining candidates by end of month
    • GE Consumer & Industrial promotes Loewe to VP
    • GE Supply sold for $725 million
    • GE to invest millions on dishwasher, washing machine lines
    • GE's Louisville unit sells product line to Houston company
    • GE's Trotter receives Falk Award
    • Genlyte names new director
    • Genlyte reports record earnings, revenue
    • Genlyte to buy assets from Strand Lighting
    • Genlyte to buy Carsonite International assets
    • Genscape adds barge data to coal report
    • GLI calls on citizens to help move arena agreement to vote
    • Golden Rule offers short-term health insurance plan
    • Greenebaum attorneys in Nashville jump to Alabama firm
    • Gregory Mullins named Potter & Co. managing partner
    • Group adds another partner in quest for N.Y. racing franchise
    • GSI Commerce clients have strong holiday cyber sales
    • GSI Commerce Solutions plans 555 jobs for Boone County
    • Hart/Lunsford Pictures to screen latest film in Louisville
    • Health care consumerism event to be held Sept. 28
    • Health careers focus of Girl Scout program
    • Health information center opens at Sts. Mary & Elizabeth
    • HealthEssentials liquidation plan approved
    • Hearings to examine cargo safety in connection to UPS plane fire
    • Hiles re-elected KHBPA president
    • Hillenbrand cuts jobs, might move some manufacturing
    • Hillenbrand cuts jobs, plans to outsource some manufacturing
    • HIlliard Lyons downgrades HCA Inc.
    • Hilliard Lyons executive joins national regulatory board
    • Hilliard Lyons trader bullish on September
    • Hilliard Lyons upgrades ResCare
    • Hispanic/Latino Business Council to hold luncheon
    • Historic Homes Foundation names new executive director
    • Historic preservation conference to be held in September
    • Hopkins County manufacturer to expand
    • Horse deaths investigated at Churchill's Illinois track
    • Hospice cuts 40 jobs
    • House votes to repeal alternative-minimum tax
    • How low can we go? Gas prices still dropping
    • Humana a target of ?purging? probe
    • Humana division receives national accreditations
    • Humana division receives national accreditations
    • Humana founder discusses health reform
    • Humana makes list of world's largest companies
    • Humana offers free exercise program to Medicare members
    • Humana settles contract dispute with Norton Healthcare
    • Humana shares plunge after WellPoint profit warning
    • Humana stock jumps on earnings news
    • Humana to add 250 jobs in Florida
    • Humana to add 300 workers in Cincinnati
    • Humana to expand Medicare reach to all states
    • Humana to offer a brain health program
    • Humana's earnings beat estimates by 18 cents
    • Humana's Medicare Part D plans rank high in customer satisfaction
    • Humana, Baptist Memorial Health Care extend contract
    • Humana, CVS expand MinuteClinic relationship
    • Ikea sets sights on Cincinnati
    • Indiana construction organizations to consolidate
    • Indiana economic development efforts set records
    • Indiana escalates tax collection efforts
    • Indiana gets funding for E85 stations along I-65
    • Indiana lands $400M ethanol plant
    • Indiana names new commerce secretary
    • Indiana officials to embark on Asian trade mission
    • Indiana posts state audits on new Web site
    • Indiana Raytheon unit snares Air Force contract
    • Industrial parks in Harrison, Scott counties among new Shovel Ready sites
    • Industrial Services provides financial outlook
    • Industrial Services' profit triples as revenue slips
    • Initial impact of arena seen at $116.7 million
    • Inn at Jewish Hospital sold; will be renovated, expanded
    • Input sought on River Road plan
    • Insurance department head named new Medicaid commissioner
    • Interest of Women conference set for mid-October
    • Interior Design Institute approved for bachelor's degree
    • Invest Kentucky conference to be held next summer
    • ISCO Industries adds distribution facility in California
    • IUS to hold informatics open house on July 27
    • IUS to offer entrepreneur workshop
    • Japanese company to build plant in Hopkinsville
    • Jay Blanton leaving governor?s office
    • Jefferson County high schools recognized by national initiative
    • Jefferson County's jobless rate fell in January
    • Jefferson County's unemployment rate falls to 5.5 percent
    • Jefferson County's unemployment rate falls to 5.5 percent
    • Jefferson County's unemployment rate falls to 6 percent
    • Jeffersonville "Smart Growth Summit" set for Aug. 3
    • JeffLabs inks software testing deal with Boeing unit
    • Jewish approved for northeast outpatient center
    • Jewish Hospital offering minimally invasive hip replacement
    • Jewish Hospital ranks high in heart, respiratory care
    • John Conti buys three companies
    • Johnson & Johnson division to build Bullitt County facility
    • Judge rules against Sypris Solutions in contract dispute with Dana
    • Junior Achievement VP joins organization's global headquarters
    • Kavanaugh honored by national home builders association
    • KCTCS estimates fall enrollment will increase 2.8 percent
    • KCTCS to offer two new programs
    • Keeneland yearling sale begins Monday
    • Kennedy Bridge painting process slowed again
    • Kentucky a finalist for federal research laboratory
    • Kentucky achieves $136.5 million budget surplus
    • Kentucky approves Bellsouth, AT&T merger
    • Kentucky Arts Council awards nearly $2 million in grants
    • Kentucky Arts Council awards nearly $2M in grants
    • Kentucky Arts Council gets $657,400 grant
    • Kentucky attorney general investigating spike in gas prices
    • Kentucky Cabinet secretary resigns
    • Kentucky Central estate pays $40 million to creditors
    • Kentucky Distillers' Association moves to Frankfort
    • Kentucky Education Commissioner resigns
    • Kentucky fines gas retailers for price gouging
    • Kentucky food prices rise slightly in 3Q
    • Kentucky foreclosure rates continue to drop
    • Kentucky gets $4.3M settlement in Medicaid fraud case
    • Kentucky gets grant for adult education
    • Kentucky has ninth-highest closing costs
    • Kentucky has record college enrollment
    • Kentucky in top 20 states for attracting jobs from foreign firms
    • Kentucky JA offices to receive grants from MetLife
    • Kentucky knocked out of running for FutureGen
    • Kentucky knocked out of running for FutureGen
    • Kentucky makes key tourism appointments
    • Kentucky ranks 26th in housing growth
    • Kentucky school nutrition efforts get national attention
    • Kentucky to get federal grant to teach energy-efficient construction
    • Kentucky to receive $300,000 in Wachovia settlement
    • Kentucky tourism site offers booking feature
    • Kentucky universities get funds for service initiatives
    • Kentucky's unemployment rate dropped in May
    • Kentucky's unemployment rate up in July
    • Kentucky's unemployment rate up in June
    • Kentucky, Indiana make meager appearance on list of best business states
    • Kentucky, West Virginia postsecondary schools to share $2.4 million grant
    • Kentucky, West Virginia postsecondary schools to share $2.4M grant
    • Kevin Mitnick to speak at infosec conference
    • Kindred adding long-term, acute-care hospitals
    • Kindred can keep appraisals, but must turn over related documents
    • Kindred outlines case for dispute with Ventas
    • Kindred profit falls in fourth quarter
    • Kindred sues Ventas over document requests
    • Kindred swapping health care properties
    • Kindred to expand operations in four cities
    • Kindred to expand operations in four states
    • Kindred's profit falls 55 percent
    • Kindred, AmerisourceBergen say pharmacy deal is progressing
    • Kindred, AmerisourceBergen to form pharmacy company
    • King Southern Bank's profit falls in second quarter
    • King Southern Bank's profit falls slightly in third quarter
    • Kosair receives grant for asthma education program
    • KWTC, Greenebaum and others to host China seminar
    • Ky. mortgage rates up over week
    • Land development expert to speak at U of L
    • Landmark buys Florida newspaper
    • Landmark Mortgage converts to Maverick Mortgage
    • Las Vegas company may take chance on Shelby County
    • Last local Bigg's store to close Aug. 12
    • Leadership changes under way at Anthem Blue Cross
    • Leadership changes underway at Anthem Blue Cross
    • Leadership Kentucky accepting nominations
    • Leadership Louisville selects class of 2007
    • Leadership Southern Indiana selects new class
    • LEO editor George to leave position
    • Lexington company sells assets to Information Today
    • Lexmark inks contracts with Cummins, BB&T
    • Lexmark to cut 100 more jobs
    • LG&E files to lower natural gas rates
    • LG&E, KU to seek wind energy
    • Library offering free GED testing
    • Local companies join new NASDAQ Global Select market
    • Local company to produce segment for 2006 FEI Games closing ceremonies
    • Local family gives $250,000 to Kosair
    • Local home-design magazine changing its name
    • Local small business wins $19.3 million Navy contract
    • Long John Silver's picks Pepsi
    • Lorillard agrees to help curb illegal Internet cigarette sales
    • Lottery proceeds top $200 million for first time
    • Lottery renews contracts with online gaming, telecom providers
    • Louisiana company to buy Lifeline Home Health Care's Kentucky assets
    • Louisville ad agency chosen to work on World Equestrian Games
    • Louisville BAE plant to get part of Naval contract
    • Louisville branding project gathering input from citizens
    • Louisville businesswoman named president of national franchise brokerage
    • Louisville engineer earns national award
    • Louisville engineer wins national award
    • Louisville firm to outfit Cheesecake Factory stores with software
    • Louisville gets 8 percent of state's homeland security funding; Abramson miffed
    • Louisville gets grant to cut pollution
    • Louisville hiring expected to be flat in 2Q
    • Louisville housing market overvalued
    • Louisville is 43rd-largest metro area
    • Louisville may get nearly $62 million in defense funding
    • Louisville Orchestra names new music director
    • Louisville pharmacy raided; illegal drugs seized
    • Louisville pharmacy raided; illegal drugs seized
    • Louisville Stoneware hires Power Creative
    • Louisville Tech approved for first bachelor's degree
    • Louisville to host Ironman event
    • Louisville to host national dance convention
    • Louisville UPS operations awarded $119 million Air Force contract
    • Louisville UPS operations awarded Air Force contract
    • Louisville's Web site among nation's best
    • Lowe named chairman of CFA Institute's Presidents Council
    • Lower commodity prices helps Papa John?s bottom line
    • Main Street is site of baseball Walk of Fame
    • Mainsource buys Indiana bank branches
    • Manpower predicts more new jobs in fourth quarter
    • Manpower predicts more new jobs in fourth quarter
    • Marathon to open biofuel distribution facility in Louisville
    • Mauer, Ramirez get silver bats
    • McHugh to lead Catholic Education Foundation board
    • McMahon leaving Health Enterprises Network
    • Mercantile Lofts building collapses
    • Mercer gets new chairman, CEO
    • Mercer gets new chairman, CEO
    • Mercury Logistics leases space at Airport Industrial Center
    • Merit wins bid for New Jersey hospital
    • Metro Council passes arena financing resolution
    • Metro United Way will try to raise $30 million
    • MHI Hospitality completes buy of Jeffersonville Ramada
    • Morgan Keegan rates American Commerical Lines outperform
    • Most state offices going smoke free
    • Murden McClure named president of Spalding University
    • N. Ky. Water District gets $2 million for upgrade
    • National City creates fund to help families of Comair victims
    • National City survey shows decline in small-business confidence
    • National City to sell mortgage units to Merrill Lynch
    • NBC to produce special on World Equestrian Games
    • NBC to produce special on World Equestrian Games
    • Nestle to build factory, distribution center in Indiana
    • NetWorld Alliance to sell trade show business
    • NetWorld Alliance to sell tradeshow business
    • New Honda contract spurs expansion at Madison Precision
    • New online feature increases availability of state's education data
    • New ResCare CEO paid $400,000
    • New veterans hospital could open within five years
    • New veterans hospital will go downtown
    • Nicholasville company to sponsor FEI Games
    • Nicklaus, PGA team to upgrade Valhalla
    • Nissan will talk to GM about alliance
    • Northwest adds flights from Indianapolis
    • Northwest Airlines to lay off 38, outsource ground operations
    • Norton commits $500,000 for Bullitt County scholarships
    • Norton Southwest gets outpatient approval; administrator leaving
    • NS Group to be acquired for $1.46 billion
    • NTRA, Breeders' Cup to cut 40 percent of staff
    • NTS Realty Holdings to sell Blankenbaker Business Centers
    • Ohio River bridge designs revealed
    • Ohio River Bridges forum to be held Aug. 25
    • Oldham Chamber announces leadership class
    • Oldham County Chamber seeks leadership class
    • Omnicare adds $22 million charge to 2Q earnings
    • Omnicare adds $22M charge to 2Q earnings
    • Omnicare buys pharmacy company from Indiana firm
    • Omnicare executive indicted on fraud charges
    • Oxmoor Country Club to host Senior Games golf competition
    • Papa John's continues Asian expansion
    • Papa John's earnings jump 40 percent
    • Papa John's hires new manager for U.K. operations
    • Papa John's makes executive promotion
    • Papa John's names HR senior vice president
    • Papa John's names international president
    • Papa John's names new board member
    • Papa John's names new vice president
    • Papa John's posts higher sales for June
    • Papa John's posts sales gain
    • Parks department seeks private developers for projects
    • Part of Mercantile Lofts building collapses
    • Partnership that holds rights to Ali's name changes its own
    • Paul Schultz Co. named agency for CW Network
    • Peak 10 snags Texas Roadhouse
    • Petrino gets new 10-year, $25 million contract
    • Pharmaceutical company gets funding from Kentucky investors
    • PharMerica elects directors
    • PIC USA to close Simpson County facility
    • Pipeline company to pay Kentucky $1.52M
    • Pizza Hut franchisee will sell properties for $59 million
    • Platinum Equity combines Pomeroy IT, OAO Technology
    • PNC ditching ATM fees
    • Pomeroy back in the black
    • Porter Bancorp plans to raise $28 million from IPO
    • Porter Bancorp plans to raise $28M from IPO
    • Porter Bancorp shares begin trading
    • Ports of Indiana to receive international awards
    • Potentia lands licensing deal for new product
    • Presbyterian seminary gets $5 million Lilly foundation grant
    • Presentation buys adjacent property, may build new gym
    • PriceWeber names new creative director
    • PSC approves sale of arena site
    • Public meeting to address Jeffersonville impact of new downtown bridge
    • Public meeting to address plans for Iroquois Park playground
    • Public meeting will discuss Fairdale Neighborhood Plan
    • Public Radio Partnership elects new officers
    • Public Radio Partnership names new president
    • Public relations organizations to hold awards event
    • Purchase of Irwin Union branches completed
    • PVA launches quality review of real estate data
    • Quality issues might cause Toyota to slow output
    • Racing Academy seeks race-horse donations
    • Raytheon buys computer-simulation company
    • Raytheon's Louisville plant lands $2 million contract
    • Raytheon's Louisville plant lands $2M contract
    • Regional Smart Growth Conference to be held in Louisville
    • RentalHouses.com buys Ohio competitor
    • Rep. Owens named to party position
    • Report: Caesars' parent could be bought out
    • Republic Airways reports September passenger increase
    • Republic Airways to recruit flight attendants in Louisville
    • Republic Bancorp declares common stock dividends
    • Republic Bank renews lease on corporate center
    • Republic posts lower second-quarter profit; core banking business remains strong
    • ResCare acquires Indiana-based competitor
    • ResCare buys Georgia community services provider
    • ResCare buys Illinois company
    • ResCare buys Illinois company
    • ResCare CEO to open Nasdaq trading
    • ResCare to use virtual system to monitor clients
    • ResCare's profit rises for 4Q, year
    • ResCare's second-quarter profit leads to guidance boost
    • River Ridge acquires more land
    • River Valley Bancorp adds wealth management services
    • Robocall ban starts tomorrow
    • Rolling Stones to perform at Churchill Downs
    • S&P raises ResCare ratings
    • S.Y. Bancorp posts higher profit despite charges
    • Sales of locally made Ford vehicles increase
    • SBA to hold seminar on marketing to the government
    • Schaefer named Fifth Third chairman; Kabat appointed president
    • Second Premier Fitness club files for Chapter 11 protection
    • Second-quarter profit rises at Chase parent
    • Seminar on doing business in Japan set for Sept. 21
    • Semonin expands in Fern Creek, Elizabethtown
    • Senate committee approves $3.9 million for U of L projects
    • Senate committee approves $34M for Kentucky projects
    • Service Net to administer Sharp warranty plans
    • Shelby chamber accepting award nominations
    • Shelby County agriculture organizations get state funding
    • Shelbyville newspaper gets new editor
    • Simpson County lands startup firm
    • Skywalk system gets signs, new hours
    • Small-business seminar to be held Sept. 29
    • Small-business seminarto be held Sept. 29
    • Small-business survival seminar set for Sept. 29
    • Some area hospitals could take hit from Medicare changes
    • Southern Graphics parent posts profit decline
    • Southern Legislative Conference begins Saturday
    • Spalding names business school chairwoman
    • Special charges cut Omnicare profit in half; restructuring planned
    • Special meeting on arena cancelled
    • Sports complex to be built on Taylorsville Lake
    • Sports events brought in $3.4 million last month
    • Starks Building applying for a $300,000 METCO loan
    • Statcare sold to CJ Systems
    • State approves $94M in Louisville hospital projects
    • State buys forest in Bullitt County
    • State insurance executive receives leadership award
    • State property tax set at 12.8 cents
    • State warns consumers of health insurance scam
    • State, city officials hopeful after trip to Michigan
    • Steel Technologies names new CFO
    • Steel Technologies' profit tops analyst expectations
    • Stock Yards parent boosts dividend 7 percent
    • Study ranks Indiana's Web site among best in nation; Kentucky's is average
    • Stumbo cautions lawyers against contacting families of crash victims
    • Stumbo opposes Duke rate request
    • Sullivan University to hold classes in Oldham County
    • Swelling revenue lands Lexington firm on Fortune's 'fastest-growing' list
    • Sypris expects loss for second quarter
    • Sypris expects loss for second quarter, shares fall
    • Sypris Solutions posts loss for second quarter
    • TARC gets $488,000 for new software
    • Tax Foundation: Kentucky has unfriendly tax climate
    • Texas Roadhouse revenue jumps 27 percent
    • Three expanding companies could bring 56 more jobs here
    • Three local companies recognized for philanthropic work
    • Three Louisville firms make Inc. 500 list
    • Tickets for McDonald's All American games on sale Monday
    • TicketsNow to be secondary ticket vendor for U of L
    • Titan names controller for Airport Industrial Center
    • Tobacco firms file suit in Kentucky
    • Tower Awards to honor six women role models
    • Toyota Camry production hits 5 million mark
    • Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky promotes executives
    • Toyota mulls flex-fuel autos, plug-in hybrid
    • Toyota's Kentucky plant wins EPA's Energy Star award
    • TRAX, Liberty Processing and Bio Pharma adding jobs
    • Trilogy Health Services opens 37th health campus
    • Trilogy Health Services opens 38th facility
    • Trilogy opening 40th nursing facility
    • Trotter tapped to lead GE Industrial
    • Two local businesses get backing from seed fund, investors
    • Two Louisville firms make Inc. 500 list
    • U of L gets $1.6 million for research
    • U of L named among nation's best schools for entrepreneurs
    • U of L names Equine Industry Program director
    • U of L plans downtown clinical building
    • U of L scientist gets $3.4 million for research
    • U of L to build $40 million downtown clinical building
    • U of L's Delphi Center to offer free informational seminars
    • U.S. agriculture committee meeting with Indiana farmers
    • U.S. Wireless completes wireless network in Pittsburgh
    • U.S. Wireless Online hires L.A. firm for financial advice
    • U.S. Wireless to power wireless network in Pittsburgh
    • Underwood named executive director of KHRA
    • Unemployment rate down in Jefferson County
    • Unemployment rate fell in August
    • Unemployment rates down in 98 counties
    • University Hospital wins award for stroke care
    • UPS among best places to launch a career
    • UPS becomes official partner of NTRA
    • UPS opens Canadian logistics center
    • UPS opens hub in Canada
    • UPS pilots begin vote on new contract
    • UPS pilots ratify contract
    • UPS relocating Ashbottom facility to Renaissance Zone
    • UPS retail stores debut in China
    • UPS revenue, profit up, but miss Street expectations
    • UPS settles patent suit with Katz
    • UPS subpoenaed in air cargo pricing investigation
    • UPS, pilots reach accord
    • UPS, Teamsters start early contract negotiations
    • UPS, ValuMarket among SoLo Awards winners
    • UPS-led team awarded Air Force contract
    • US LEC to be bought by New York company
    • VA announcing 'very good news' in Louisville
    • VA soliciting bids for new hospital in Louisville
    • VA to build new hospital in Louisville
    • VA to build new hospital in Louisville
    • Ventas prices senior note offering
    • Ventas reports rise in revenue, profit
    • Ventas to buy 67 facilities run by Louisville's Senior Care
    • Ventas, Kindred agree on appraisers
    • Verizon adding 25 jobs in Louisville
    • Vietnam ambassador to speak at Oct. 17 luncheon
    • Virginia firm to buy Jeffersonville riverfront Ramada
    • Virginia real estate firm buys E.On U.S. Center for $43 million
    • Weak traffic drives Six Flags to seek buyers for six parks
    • Welch named to airport authority board
    • Weyland, Benz among Ernst & Young winners
    • Women 4 Women luncheon set for Sept. 12
    • Women 4 Women luncheon set for Sept. 12
    • Work begins on Long Run Park golf clubhouse
    • World Equestrian Games picks interactive agency
    • Xperianz opens office in Louisville
    • Yum authorizes additional share repurchase
    • Yum completes buyout of British Pizza Hut joint venture
    • Yum projects U.S. sales to fall 2 percent
    • Yum raises outlook on strong second-quarter results
    • Yum to buy remaining interest in British Pizza Huts
    • Yum upgraded by Goldman Sachs
    • Yum's U.S. sales down 2 percent
    • Yum's U.S. sales fall 3 percent
    • Yum's U.S. sales flat in second quarter
    • Zogby poll finds Toyotas still considered well-made
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