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Reuters: Canadian owner has Louisville-based ResCare on the block
If you – like us – were wondering what the heck ever happened to ResCare, at one time one of Louisville’s big publicly traded corporations, Reuters has the latest. Reuters is reporting the Canadian...
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Mayor’s Office: IT entrepreneur Venkat Sharma’s iHealth Solutions moving from...
This has been in the works for awhile, with the firm applying for state tax incentives months ago. But this morning, the Mayor’s Office sent out a news release announcing the deal is a go … iHealth...
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‘NuLu is where I want to be’: Hoosier Heights owner Joe Anderson talks about...
Not so long ago, Joe Anderson was looking around for a city for a third location of his indoor climbing gyms. By chance, Anderson came to Louisville one weekend and ended up in NuLu. Kismet. So many...
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The Closing Bell: BEAM Technologies defects to Columbus with $5 million...
We created The Closing Bell after we figured out staffers, contributors and insiders were sitting on too many biz-news scoops that couldn’t wait for the Monday Business Briefing. Since then, TCB has...
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Louisville native Josh Roberts joins Israeli Army, writes public letter home
Though the stories reported from the Gaza Strip are horrible, it can feel far from Louisville, insulated in the middle of the United States. But not for Louisville native Josh Roberts. The 27-year-old...
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Monday Business Briefing: Pivotal downtown projects including apartments, new...
Welcome to the Aug. 11 Monday Business Briefing. As always, this is your private business intelligence briefing with Insider Louisville staff and contributors vetting tips collected during the past few...
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Russia bans subpar bourbon Kentucky Gentleman, leaves rest of wine/spirits...
Russia is talking awfully tough when it comes to banning imports of U.S. food and beverage products, but for one sector: wine and spirits. Yes, the Russians are drawing the line there, according to a...
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UofL team seeks to prevent HIV via tobacco-related plant
(Video courtesy of the University of Louisville) A new $14.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health is allowing University of Louisville researchers to explore how a tobacco-related plant...
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WorK A + D: Nearly original historic Portland building offers ‘most bang for...
In every collecting category from antiques to autos to Frank Lloyd Wright homes, “original condition” is what the sophisticated buyer seeks. In architect Mitchell Kersting’s case, it was finding a...
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Jackie Green: Louisville should move beyond bike lanes
Editor’s note: Jackie Green is a Louisville businessman who owns Bike Courier Bike Shops and is a candidate for mayor. by Jackie Green American cities are experiencing a backlash from drivers and...
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Young Professionals Association of Louisville’s August events include S#!* I...
Louisville is fortunate to have multiple civic groups, from Leadership Louisville to the Louisville Urban League Young Professionals. One of the most active groups is the Young Professionals...
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Happy Feet’s Pat Yates and Taylor Trusty of Blackstone create ChatBlend for...
Ever emailed an e-tailer about an order, only to have it ignored? Or figured out you can’t use that retailer’s live chat function via your wireless device? That’s not a good thing for either party, say...
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News of the weird: Louisville-based Action Loan’s Gus Goldsmith in the news...
After years of quietly going about his business, Louisville lender Gus Goldsmith is suddenly in the news from Louisville to San Diego. In Louisville, Goldsmith, who owns Action Loan, says Metro...
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Insider’s ‘gotta love doing business in Ky.’ calendar: Salsa Night,...
It’s the end of the summer, and time to focus on business and all the business events on the calendar through the end of the year. There are soooo many important, potentially career changing...
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The Closing Bell: Internal GE email, national media confirm multiple suitors...
Wow, is it already the end of the week? We created The Closing Bell to close out the business week after we figured out staffers, contributors and insiders were sitting on too many scoops that couldn’t...
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AccuWeather.com: Chance of flash flooding in Louisville, with downpours from...
By Brian Lada, AccuWeather.com Meteorologist A slow-moving disturbance will spread downpours across the Ohio Valley through Monday before impacting the mid-Atlantic during the new week. The showers and...
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#OpenCoffeeLou: Whitney Martin reveals the secret to hiring princes, not frogs
By Ken Brown What’s one of the key success factors for a start-up company or any existing business? The answer is, PEOPLE. The ability to identify, select and retain the absolute “best” candidates to...
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Monday Business Briefing: What? We have to PAY for those bridges?
Welcome to the Aug. 18 Monday Business Briefing. As always, this is your private business intelligence briefing with Insider Louisville staff and contributors vetting tips collected during the past few...
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Next Insiders Meetup: Join us at Copper & Kings for the Butchertown...
Don’t miss this one… Our August Insiders Meetup is a go for Monday, Aug. 25, at the new Copper & Kings American Brandy Distillery, 1111 East Washington St. in Butchertown. We’re calling this meetup...
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Gillpower: Bullhorn Creative signs up as first branding firm in Portland...
Score another coup for Gillpower. Lexington-based Bullhorn Creative has joined the Portland Renaissance as the fist branding, marketing and design firm to land in the reviving neighborhood, just west...
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