Pappy Van Winkle, Engineering job fair, new nursing home top AL.com business news - AL.com
Here are the top stories in Alabama business for Monday, Oct. 31, 2016:
The 11,500-square-foot building that houses Cayenne Creative and Go Pro Event Solutions near Pepper Place in Birmingham has been sold for $1.75 million. The building sits on a 28,000-square-foot lot.
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Need a job in Huntsville? GE Aviation and Lockheed Martin will join several other companies next week for an engineering and technology job fair. It'll run from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Nov. 8.
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ProHealth, a home health company that already has patients in 17 counties in the state, has opened Trussville Health and Rehabilitation Center at 119 Watterson Parkway, the former space of Golden Living-Trussville. Golden Living lost its federal funding last year after failing to meet standards, including mishandling a sexual assault.
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If you want your Pappy Van Winkle, consider getting in line now: It'll be at eight state liquor stores in Alabama Nov. 14. Click here for the full list. The bourbon is notoriously hard to obtain.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama had a policy for years of charging rates different from those filed with state regulators, a practice that violated state law according to attorneys suing the company in federal court.
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Republican Vice Presidential candidate Mike Pence would rather NASA focuses on deep space exploration rather than climate, which it has focused on under President Barack Obama's administration. Pence made the promise while campaigning for votes along Florida's Space Coast.
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