This week, meet the creative sisters at the helm of local snack sensation Just Pop In! and find out why the state will spend $281 million on a 27-mile stretch of Interstate 69. In Focus, read about why some local convention promoters think Indianapolis is losing its competitive edge. And Greg Andrews takes a look at the Marsh family's downfall.
This week, meet the up-and-coming Indianapolis leaders selected for IBJ's "Forty Under 40" Class of 2013. Find profiles and video interviews with a group that includes designers, doctors, professors, lawyers, entrepreneurs, corporate executives and not-for-profit CEOs. Plus, we ask these serious people a silly question, uncovering some surprisingly revealing answers.
This week, learn about state legislation that would make it easier for utilities to boost their rates and find out why a local marketing firm wants clients to focus on employees instead of customers. In Focus, see how HIllenbrand Industries is diversifying its business. And A&E, etc. columnist Bruce Hetrick reflects on the common threads in recent speeches from President Obama and Gov. Mike Pence.
This week, read about how Hamilton Town Center has transformed a once-sleepy highway interchange and find out what a downtown soccer stadium could mean for Indianapolis. In Focus, learn about a potent new tool that could help employers control health care costs. And Greg Andrews explores HHGregg's response to falling television sales.
This week, read about a local group's plans to develop the nation's largest rugby complex and find out how much more money Indianapolis' symphony needs to raise by a February deadline. In Focus, see how liberal arts colleges are responding to challenges. And in A&E, Lou Harry shares his take on a National Geographic photo show at the Eiteljorg.
This week, read about Centaur's new strategy for central Indiana's two horse tracks and find out why the leaders of 18 area cities and towns are working together. In Focus, investment strategists confront shrinking interest rates. And in Forefront, columnists take on the issues of the day.
This week, check out our complete 2012 year-in-review coverage: top business news and newsmakers, the year in snapshots, video highlights and Lou Harry's take on local arts offerings.
This week, read about plans for a grocery-anchored development in the Highland-Kessler neighborhood and find out how Indianapolis' Michael Browning got involved in corporate drama in North Carolina. In A&E, Lou Harry weighs in on the year's best films and CityWay's new eatery Cerulean.
This week, see how not-for-profit Citizens Energy rewarded CEO Carey Lykins after the city utilities merger, and read about a locally made stuffed monster that aims to teach kids to be kind. In Focus, find out what has state Republicans clashing even before the Legislature convenes. And Forefront columnists weigh in on Mitch Daniels' place in history.
This week, read about new Hulman & Co. CEO Mark Miles' vision for the IndyCar Series and find out where Midwest Energy Partners is looking to strike oil. In Focus, meet three local entrepreneurs who built their businesses during the Great Recession. And in A&E, Lou Harry shares his thoughts on three of Indianapolis' long-running holiday shows.
This week, find out what media observers think about the turnover at the top of local TV newsrooms and read about a small local charity's big opportunity. In Focus, see why Indiana manufacturers are struggling with new fuel standards. And our Forefront columnists weigh in on a range of issues from the marriage amendment to the war on poverty. Plus: Meet the financial gurus honored in IBJ's fifth CFO of the Year program.
This week, see what small retailers are doing to grab a slice of the holiday shopping pie and find out what education-reform advocates think of Glenda Ritz' surprising election win. In Focus, read about how employers are trying to influence employees' health habits. And in A&E, etc., sports columnist Bill Benner boils down the Big Ten's recent moves.
This week, find out how Yats' founders are looking to grow the local restaurant chain and read about plans for a new entrance to Circle Centre mall. In Focus, learn what Indiana colleges think about competency-based education. And in Forefront, see what our columnists have to say about the 2012 elections.
This week, read about how local developer Broadbent made it back from the brink and find out why Simon Property Group's CEO is spending more time in Manhattan. In Focus, see what out-of-staters thought of Indianapolis' tourism offerings. And in A&E, Lou Harry reviews an Islamic art show at the IMA.
This week, read about IndyCar leaders' options as the open-wheel series approaches a fork in the road and find out why the EPA wants to put Martinsville on the Superfund priority list. Also, Greg Andrews reports on the latest in the Mel Simon estate brawl. And our Forefront columnists weigh in on the final round of the 2012 election showdown.
This week, find out what a new report has to say about local government debt in Indiana and read about the role a local attorney played in felling Lance Armstrong. In At Home Quarterly, see how area new-home construction is faring. And in A&E, get Lou Harry's take on a recent road trip to Chicago.
This week, read about Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's ambitious fundraising goal and find out why state securities regulators are going after the investment firm that raised $5 million for homebuilder Paul Estridge Jr. And in Focus, discover the connection between tech entrepreneurs and health care providers.
This week, find out how the Horizon League is coping with Butler University's departure and meet Indianapolis International Airport's new development czar. In Forefront, Ed DeLaney and Luke Kenley debate the merit of "family impact statements." And in A&E, Lou Harry shares his favorites from the upcoming Heartland Film Festival.
