Canadian prime minister says trade talks with United States resume after Canada rescinds tech tax
The digital services tax was set to go into effect Monday and was due to hit companies including Amazon, Google, Meta, Uber and Airbnb.
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Senate rushes to pass Trump’s tax bill, which could raise national debt by $3.3 trillion
Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill would extend tax cuts passed in 2017, enact campaign promises such as no tax on tips, spend hundreds of billions of dollars on immigration and defense, and slash social benefit programs including Medicaid.
Warren Buffett announces $6B in donations to 5 foundations
The largest tranche is going to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust, which will receive 9.4 million shares of Berkshire Hathaway.
Caitlin Clark and Napheesa Collier chosen as captains of WNBA All-Star Game in Indy
The pair will draft their fellow starters from a group that will be revealed on Monday. After the starters are announced, the league’s head coaches will choose the 13 reserves.
After dramatic vote, Senate pushes ahead on Trump’s tax break and spending cut plan
Republicans are using their majorities in Congress to push aside Democratic opposition, but they ran into a series of political and policy setbacks.
Indianapolis among prospects for NHL expansion team, according to report
| Mickey Shuey and Mason King
According to Daily Faceoff, the league informed its board of governors at its annual meeting that there were prospects for NHL expansion teams in Indianapolis, Atlanta, Houston and New Orleans.
Caitlin Clark out again with groin injury, will miss sold-out matchup with Paige Bueckers
The game at the 20,000-seat American Airlines Center in Dallas was one of several moved to bigger arenas this year in the WNBA due to high demand for tickets from those wanting to see Clark play.
Indy touts planned green spaces as convention attraction
Tourism promoters hope a Georgia Street revamp—along with the adjacent Signia by Hilton scheduled to open late next year and other green-space plans—will draw more convention and event business.
Indy summer camps sow interests, carve career pathways early on
IBJ checked in with four summer camp programs, at three locations, that are giving students real-world work experiences.
Jack’s Donuts corporate turmoil affecting some local franchisees
Since last fall, four creditors have sued Jack’s Donuts of Indiana Commissary LLC for money they say they’re owed. Of those four cases, two have resulted in judgments against Jack’s totaling just over $888,000.
‘Narrow’ health plans gain wider acceptance
Direct-to-employer health insurance plans, in which an employer contracts directly with a health care network for coverage, restrict provider choice but are generally less expensive for employers and employees.
Jalene Hahn: Robo-advisers are cost-effective, simple but suffer from myopia
Their automated approach leaves little room for adaptability or specificity that comes from working with traditional financial advisers.
Q&A with Mike Schrage: For Centier Bank CEO, focus is on serving communities
Schrage, now 77, sat down to talk with IBJ about his 53-year tenure with Centier Bank, the future of the company, his philosophy on leadership and his love of reading.
Derek Schultz: Fever find their radio voice
Becoming the new radio voice of the Indiana Fever at the start of this season, John Nolan is capitalizing on a big break, which is directly coinciding with his new employer’s national breakthrough.
Mark Mayer: Strategy inflexibility risks missed opportunities
The strategist is not truly an architect drafting blueprints but a potter shaping clay.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Bank runs and social protests are two peas in a pod
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
In bank runs, people rush to withdraw their deposits when they see others in line to withdraw theirs. Likewise, when people witness their neighbors participating in protests, they are more likely to participate in protests themselves.
Editorial: Thanks to the Pacers for a season, NBA Finals run to remember
Consider that the Pacers are the first team in NBA history with eight players to score at least 200 points in a playoff run.
Nate Feltman: Mayor Hogsett is missing in action
Joe Hogsett has been missing in action—just as he was in 2020, when violence ripped through downtown, leaving a trail of injuries and property damage.
Gov. Mike Braun: It’s time for Indiana to lead the nation in nuclear energy
Indiana doesn’t just want to be the leader in nuclear energy generation; we want to be the home for every part of the production supply chain.
Rep. Jeff Thompson: Property tax reform will bring Hoosiers lasting relief
Through a combination of credits and reforms, homeowners will save more than $1.3 billion in property taxes over the next three years.