Ultium Cells closes on $2.3B Energy Department loan

The loan would be used by Detroit automaker General Motors Co. and LG Energy Solution to help construct electric vehicle battery-making facilities in Ohio, Tennessee and Michigan.

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Orangetheory Fitness set to expand into downtown Wichita

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New TreviPay service aims to help banks boost cash flow for small businesses

Lincoln Springs sells to buyer making second buy in city

Dirt moving on Plazzio apartment complex in northeast Wichita

New apartments in Dayton-area municipality reach completion

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