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Atlanta firm buys Forum Shopping Center

An Atlanta firm has purchased the bank-owned Forum Shopping Center, a 23-year-old retail complex on North Hurstbourne Parkway. Read »

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Business of Year Awards drew best crowd yet

Business First announced the winners of its annual Business of the Year awards during an event Tuesday night at The Seelbach Hilton Louisville. Read »

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Ken Towery's Auto Care selling to New York-based competitor

Monro Muffler Brake has agreed to acquire Ken Towery's Auto Care of Kentucky Inc. Read »

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Hurstbourne Landings Apartments sells for $2.4 million

The unfinished Hurstbourne Landings Apartments complex off Bardstown Road in southeastern Louisville has sold for $2.4 million. Your Community Bank sold…
Atlanta firm buys Forum Shopping Center

An Atlanta firm has purchased the bank-owned Forum Shopping Center, a 23-year-old retail complex located a half-mile north of the intersection of North…
Fish optimistic about Louisville enterprenuerial community despite hurdles

Like so many people in Louisville, Adam Fish, founder and CEO of Roobiq LLC, said he’s struggling to find more developers and engineers to build the…
Will a new robot help manufacturers bring operations back to the U.S.?

Officials at Louisville-based Air Hydro Power Inc. are hoping a new user-friendly industrial robot will be a good match for its customer base. Starting…
Retail boost coming? Most Americans only half done with holiday shopping

Get ready for crowded parking lots this weekend at malls and retail centers across the city. According to the most recent statistics from the National…
Louisville Free Public Library, U of L create college stop

The Louisville Free Public Library and University of Louisville have started a College Shop at the Shawnee branch library, 3912 W. Broadway. The College…
Business of Year Awards drew best crowd yet

Business First’s Business of the Year Awards program hosted a crowd of nearly 400 — its largest ever for the event — Tuesday at the Seelbach Hilton…
Dispatches from the UPS, FedEx shipping war

The shipping war between United Parcel Service Inc. and FedEx Corp. is heating up this holiday season, the Wall Street Journal reports. According to the…
June and July target dates for bridges work to begin

Metro Council members learned Thursday that construction on the two new Ohio River bridges could begin on nearly the same timetable next year. Indiana…
Galt House looking to hire nearly 50 event workers at job fair

Galt House Hotel is planning to hire nearly 50 people for event-related spots at a job fair next week. The fair will be Dec. 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.…