BUSINESS
Kaufman joins CR as freelancer
Michelle Kaufman, who graduated from Ball State University earlier this month with a degree in journalism and telecommunications, has joined the staff of The Commercial Review as a freelance writer.
Tyson exits ‘Beyond Meat’ investment
Tyson Foods executives say the company hasn't abandoned the "alternative protein" field but wants to pursue that course in a "meaningful way."
Walmart boosts tobacco limit to 21
Walmart will increase the minimum age to purchase tobacco products to 21, effective July 1.
Meeker’s fund raises $1.25 billion
Jay County's Mary Meeker has just made history in the realm of venture capital.
On the move
It started with an inquiry about a parking lot. But Mark Valentine ended up taking on the entire building.
Dunkirk Ardagh an Energy Star
Dunkirk’s Ardagh glass container plant has once again received an Energy Star certification for superior energy performance from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
IU Health to increase Fort Wayne presence
Indiana University Health is planning to increase its Fort Wayne presence.
CrossRoads earns highest rating
BauerFinancial Inc., a bank and credit union rating firm, has awarded CrossRoads Financial Federal Credit Union its highest rating for financial strength and stability.
Atkinson joins Coldren, Frantz and Sprunger
Jay County’s Josh Atkinson is joining the law firm of Coldren, Frantz and Sprunger.
Meeker stays on Midas list
Jay County’s Mary Meeker is no longer the highest-ranked woman on Forbes magazine’s Midas List.
Free Circulator is discontinued
The Graphic Printing Company is discontinuing publication of The Circulator, its free distribution shopper.
New leadership
For just the third time in its 74-year history, Fort Recovery Industries has a new president.
Tyson teams with MyFarms
Tyson Foods is linking up with Jay County's MyFarms as part of an effort to meet its sustainability goals.
Cooper buying egg facility
Cooper Farms is in the process of purchasing Hemmelgarn and Sons, an egg producer in Philothea, Ohio.
Dollar General grows, rival shrinks
While Family Dollar has not yet released the list of some 390 stores it plans to close in 2019, its rival Dollar General has announced it plans to open 975 new stores this year.
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