What Do GIM Inc and Doral Renewables Have in Common?
GIM Inc and Doral Renewables are both investing in Right to Work Indiana! In fact, Doral Renewables is currently in Phase 2 of its $1.2 billion plan.
Companies are Setting up in Right to Work Indiana
Businesses investing in Right to Work Indiana include spokenote, RxLightning, and Atarraya. This will create 540 new jobs!
Right to Work Indiana's Latest Economic Achievements
Businesses choosing to invest in Right to Work Indiana include Cityblock Health, General Motors (GM), and Diamond Pet Foods.
What Do Andretti and MediaTek Have in Common?
Andretti Global and MediaTek are both adding new locations soon in Right to Work Indiana! So this is exciting news for the state.
Right to Work Indiana Welcomes Billion-Dollar Investments
Companies investing in Right to Work Indiana include Evonik, McLaren Racing, Eli Lilly, and Stellantis and Samsung.
Right to Work Indiana Has Great Things in Store for its Economy
Companies investing in Right to work Indiana include Exurban, do Good Foods, AboutBit, and Catalent Pharma Solutions.
What do Resident Home and Living Greens Farm Have in Common?
Resident Home and Living Greens Farm are both investing in Right to Work Indiana!
Right to Work Indiana Welcomes $699 Million in Investments!
Two businesses investing in Right to Work Indiana are Nucor And Sazerac. Altogether, these two will invest a total of $699 toward the economy.
Californians flee failed forced-unionism policies, empty state U-Haul truck supply
U-Haul reports that "Texas edged [Right to Work] Florida for the largest net gain of one-way U-Haul trucks in 2021; [ forced unionism ] California and Illinois saw the greatest net losses."