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Indiana University and Cook Medical announced a partnership Tuesday for workforce development, research and more.
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Gayle Cook died Sunday morning.
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Its been about seven years since the Environmental Protection Agency found a chemical used to sterilize medical equipment and spices was a lot more harmful than the agency originally thought. But the agency still hasnt finalized a rule limiting the chemical at commercial sterilizers like Cook Group Inc. in Ellettsville.
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Cook Medical announced it is cutting about 120 jobs in Indiana. More than twice as many jobs were lost in the closure of a South Bend Walmart last month. And there have been hundreds of other layoffs across the state since 2023 began.
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Cook Medical says it will cut 500 jobs worldwide under a plan to refocus efforts on product innovation.
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The East 38th Street corridor on the city’s northeast side is the eighth Lift Indy neighborhood.
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Indiana University Public Policy Institute researchers project a new Indianapolis grocery store will bring over $11 million to Marion County's economy.
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Residents collaborated with Goodwill of Central and Southern Indiana and Cook Medical to ensure the business plan included significant community investment. The project brings a community-owned grocery store, and the manufacturing facility opens at least 100 new jobs in the neighborhood.
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38th Street in Indianapolis has long been a marker for some of the city's highest unemployment rates and lowest life expectancy. It's now the focus of major revitalization.
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Cook Medical and a handful of community partners are developing a manufacturing facility on Indianapolis' northeast side. It’s known as the 38th and Sheridan project. Indiana University's Public Policy Institute analyzed the project.