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UPS and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters have reached a tentative collective bargaining agreement, less than a week before a potential strike — here's the latest. https://t.co/d7nniIGjgN

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Learn about Louisville Business First’s newest class of young leaders, their career paths and achievements. https://t.co/I4u7LEbs36

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ANNOUNCING: Meet the second group of our 2022 Power 50 list https://t.co/zzuYsZCbOL

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When McCants looks back on his career, he sees it as a series of people who recognized potential in him that he didn’t see in himself. Now, he's paying it forward. https://t.co/d2xDWzXHqb

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'Anyone can fly a drone, anyone can take photos and capture data, but we've seen a lot of shortcomings when it comes to properly harnessing that data and getting as much value out of it as possible,' the company's CEO said. https://t.co/gQog3l6PUS

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There's still time to register for Mentoring Monday. Find the link below. https://t.co/sER8zkLE25

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VizionAir, a Louisville-based drone company, is seeking $1.25M in seed funding to develop proprietary drone data management software. Details via @KY_Inno:
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"My team and I are fortunately all safe. We are all with LMPD now. I will provide an update as soon as possible. Thank you for the outpouring of support," Greenberg tweeted just before noon. https://t.co/Xkwc16YAg6

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Kentucky Inno's Startups to Watch list highlights early-stage companies that are poised to make big moves in the coming year. Join us as we will recognize 22 area startups. Details here: https://t.co/mLT6NOZmlH

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Dr. Mark Lynn has offered some sports vision services for high school, collegiate and professional players over the years. But now he’s spinning that occasional practice into a brand new business. https://t.co/guId5erfeC

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The owners behind two popular Highlands establishments are preparing to launch a third venture in the midst of reopening to the public and have hired a new executive chef. https://t.co/eNAiK7GS9z

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This executive comes to Mightily after spending more than a decade with Doe-Anderson. https://t.co/spGw2t9lhF

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Louisville's tech talent employment has grown by a whopping 31% in the last five years. https://t.co/wAT6OZMYKq

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Truist Financial delivered a strong showing on Thursday, posting a more than 70% year-over-year jump in net income available to shareholders. https://t.co/zl4rcHP14U

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This building was sold by a firm that had less need of space at a time when the industrial real estate market is booming. https://t.co/e6H6aetbMT

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Leaders of local economic development agencies talked past successes and future challenges for regional business growth in the Greater Louisville area Tuesday.​ https://t.co/oTZQNng58e

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Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer touched on a number of topics, including President Biden's massive infrastructure plan, in a discussion with The Washington Post Wednesday.​ https://t.co/bj6YvJO7pY

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The restaurant industry has gone from one crisis to another. We talked to several local owners about how they're trying to address the staffing problems.​ https://t.co/Kg5g2Mehim

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A few weeks ago, we asked readers to take a survey on how they feel about Downtown. Most of those who responded say they still don't feel safe there.​ https://t.co/V2xMOb0kHJ

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Nearly a century ago, a popular nightclub on 13th and Walnut streets was filled with jazz performers and a who's who of Black Louisvillians. Now, on modern-day Muhammad Ali Boulevard, the former Top Hat Lounge is being brought back to life.​ https://t.co/opZAYdlzfu