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UPDATED: Apellis shares tumble after drug trial inflammation
Shares of Louisville-based Apellis Pharmaceuticals plunged 19 percent Thursday morning after the bio startup said some patients suffered inflammation after taking a drug it is testing to treat a blinding disease.
Anchal Project designs collection for the Guggenheim Museum
Anchal Project is now selling pieces in the Guggenheim Museum's online store celebrating the Swedish artist Hilma af Klint.
Access Ventures launching new platform for small businesses, lenders
Access Ventures is introducing an online platform to help ease the lending process for small businesses, microlenders and regional banks.
GE Appliances wants to vaporize the water in your laundry
What if a machine could dry clothes without heat? Oak Ridge researchers working with GE Appliances wondered if the machine could use ultrasound instead.
Mull again: Topgolf decision delayed until Thursday after second lengthy hearing
For a second time, the Planning Commission continued a public hearing on the contested Topgolf development at Oxmoor Center in Louisville's East End.
Inside KFC’s test kitchen: Staying true to the Colonel while launching bold, new flavors
Insider sat down with KFC's head chef Bob Das to talk about his process for creating new menu items for the fast-food fried chicken chain.
Hola, Noche: Texan bringing Mexican barbecue restaurant to church
With a Mexican barbecue spice rub recipe from his dad and funding from his mom, Aaron Diaz is just a couple of months from opening Noche Mexican BBQ.
Monday Business Briefing: Burger Boy Diner expanding; Papa John’s reorganizes to improve customer experience; analyst: Ford to cut 24K jobs; and more
Welcome to the Oct. 15 Monday Business Briefing, your weekly business intelligence digest from Insider Louisville.
Popular Louisville chef Dean Corbett has died
Dean Corbett, known by many around Louisville as “Deano," died Saturday. The cause of death, according to media reports citing Gary Fox, events coordinator at Equus, was a heart attack.
ICYMI: A Saturday roundup of Insider’s top stories
From a KentuckyWired audit revealing a secret 2015 agreement to Topgolf asking for a lighting waiver, here are Insider’s top stories this week.
Dow rises early after two-day sell-off, analysts urge investors not to panic
After a two-day sell-off on Wall Street and global markets, two financial analysts encouraged investors not to panic, as the U.S. economy remains strong.
The Closing Bell: El Toro alumni launch new firm; ‘Greetings From Louisville’ mural unveiling; Brown-Forman’s new bourbon releases; and more
Welcome to The Closing Bell. This is your last stop for biz scoops and big news before the weekend — a roundup of stories that can’t wait till Monday.
UPDATED: Louisville landmark Hauck’s Handy Store for sale
Hauck's Handy Store, a 105-year-old institution, and other nearby properties owned by the Haucks family are now listed for sale.
Bluegrass Burgers abruptly shuts its doors
Bluegrass Burgers Thursday morning looked as if it was simply closed for the night and set to reopen, but a sign on the door said something different.

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October 19, 2018

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