Apple plans $100M distribution center, 500 jobs near Indianapolis

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11 thoughts on “Apple plans $100M distribution center, 500 jobs near Indianapolis

    1. My recent experience with ordering products from Apple is that they ship using UPS. Years ago, they did use FedEx – and I hope they go back.

  1. This is good news. That said:

    A.) $100m out of Apple’s $430B planned stateside investment is small beans. How do we get Apple to spend more money here?

    B.) Kind of gross that Apple uses XPO.

    1. for A) Depends what kind of investment you want. If you are looking for the high pay tech/office jobs, it’ll take a bigger investment in keeping and attracting tech grads in the state. Much of it is geographic issues that aren’t easily overcome, but there are ways (investing more in dense city cores, parks, education, etc.) If you want more distribution and infrastructure type jobs, catered tax policy is pretty much the only thing we can fight with.

    1. The Research Triangle is an established high-tech region populated with highly educated, smart, ambitious people who lean into the future. Can we say the same about Hoosiers?

    2. You want to start changing that, start funding Indiana universities so they can stop favoring lucrative out of state students over in-state students. We cut funding ten years ago and they’ve cut in-state enrollment since.

      I bet it’s a heck of a lot cheaper to grow and raise our own top talent that is inclined to stay … than offer massive tax incentives to bribe people to move here. Instead, we encourage our college students to leave … then act surprised when they don’t come back.

      https://twitter.com/HicksCBER/status/1370145559386988550

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