Business

Centra Credit Union recently promoted four employees to senior vice presidents for the organization: Amanda Edwards (deposit operations), Chrissy Bailey (marketing), Christy Lee (retail) and Stephanie Cunningham (risk management).

From 2009-2021, U.S. stocks (particularly the mega-capitalization “FAAMG” stocks; Facebook (now Meta Platforms), Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google (now Alphabet) were driven by the rallying cry, There Is No Alternative (“TINA”), in reference to an unprecedented era of ultra-low interest rates and massive liquidity fueled by the Federal Reserve (“Fed”). Bond yields approaching 0% forced investors out onto the risk spectrum and turn to “riskier” assets like stocks in hopes of generating returns.

Join the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce for a Speed Networking event at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday at Rails Craft Brew and Eatery, 114 St. Louis Ave., Seymour.

Dr. Steve Sunbury of Seymour received the Indiana Veterinary Medical Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award on Feb. 3 during the association’s Crossroads Veterinary Conference.

The Indiana Economic Development Corp. is accepting nominations for the Governor’s Century and Half Century Business Awards.

By Jordan Richart For The Tribune Throughout the last few years, Brett Bevers can remember having two different dreams on a few occasions about the same...

Staff Reports Crop conditions look poised for a good harvest this fall as some Jackson County farmers are already starting to shell corn and pick...

[email protected] BROWNSTOWN With a longtime interest in stock markets and some persuasion from family members, Ryan Kemp made the jump to become an Edward Jones financial...

[email protected] A St. Louis, Missouri-based food technology company announced its purchase of a soybean crushing operation in Cortland from Rose Acre Farms on Monday. “The acquisition...

[email protected] CROTHERSVILLE A Crothersville automotive parts manufacturer has received a $54.506 million tax abatement and expects to add around 75 to 85 new employees by December...