The Indiana Economic Development Corporation is shutting down its PPE marketplace for small businesses and replacing it with a directory to connect Hoosiers with Indiana companies that sell the safety gear.

The $10 million program will focus on startup investment and technology modernization in the industry.

The portal will connect businesses of no more than 150 employees with Indiana companies that are producing the critical supplies.

Business leaders presented numbers showing they are on track so far this year - even as the state continues to miss targets for corporate income tax collections.

The company's expansion, which would more than double its current staff, was made possible by its recent move to a new downtown headquarters.

Several companies in Karnataka's tech hub capital, Bangalore, are in the midst of big expansions to the Hoosier state, including Infosys, Wipro and Axiscades.

The airport's first transatlantic service comes with $5.5 million of conditional incentives over the next two years.

The hiking and biking trail will eventually run from Huntington, through Wabash, and to Peru, linking scenic overlooks while providing access for canoeing, camping and fishing.

Carrier is getting $5 million in tax credits to keep 1,069 total jobs in Indianapolis. Just above 700 of those were truly on the chopping block.

Ratner Steel Supply will double the size of its operations in Portage, adding jobs and expanding its ability to ship steel across the Region.