Retail sales slid in May as Americans turned cautious
The figure was pulled down by a steep drop in auto sales, after Americans ramped up their car-buying in March to get ahead of a 25% duty on imported cars and car parts.
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Extra day built into NBA Finals schedule welcomed by Pacers
Given the way Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton was limping on his way out of the postgame news conference after Game 5 of the NBA Finals, it’s safe to assume he’s a fan of the schedule right about now.
Indiana schools get roadmap for K-12 policy changes following 2025 legislative session
More than two dozen K-12 education laws are set to take effect July 1, along with the state’s next two-year budget.
Lilly acquires cardiovascular genetic medicine company for up to $1.3B
Boston-based Verve Therapeutics is a Nasdaq-traded company focused on genetic medicines for cardiovascular disease.
Developer eyes $100M-plus overhaul of Monument Circle building, purchased for just $6M
After launching the $120M Intercontinental Hotel across the street earlier this year, Keystone Group intends to collaborate with local and state officials to determine a long-term strategy for the former Anthem HQ.
Pharmaceutical company planning to relocate from California to Fishers
1Elevan Biopharmaceuticals plans to relocate to a vacant industrial building near Interstate 69 and East 121st Street, where it expects to build a workforce of at least 120 employees over the next decade.
Pacers facing elimination in NBA Finals after Game 5 loss in Oklahoma
The best-of-seven series will return to Indianapolis on Thursday night with the Pacers facing elimination for the first time in this year’s playoffs.
Housing advocates ask Braun for dedicated task force in letter signed by nearly 700 supporters
Community economic development group Prosperity Indiana said the state has only 38 affordable rental homes available for every 100 extremely low-income Hoosier households.
Senate Republicans seek tougher Medicaid cuts, lower SALT deduction in Trump’s big bill
GOP leaders are pushing to fast-track the bill for a vote by President Trump’s Fourth of July deadline.
Judge orders NIH to restore research grants related to diversity
An analysis by the American Association of Medical Colleges found that as of this month, the Trump administration had cut nearly $3.8 billion in NIH funding overall.
Joey Chestnut to return to Coney Island hotdog eating contest after contract dispute
In 2024, the Westfield resident was not invited to the annual Fourth of July competition after signing a deal with the plant-based meat company Impossible Foods.
7 area Le Peep restaurants rebrand, keep breakfast and brunch offerings
Owners say the new name honors the state’s status as a leading producer of maple syrup.
Pacers see ‘overwhelming’ merchandise demand amid playoffs, NBA Finals run
The Pacers Team Store has experienced a surge in merchandise sales as the Pacers continue battling for the NBA championship.
‘You had to prove that you belonged’: Beyond Clarkonomics podcast examines Indiana Fever’s history in WNBA
Episode 2 of Beyond Clarkonomics examines the history of the Indiana Fever, from empty seats to a championship team, to understand the road that led it to the 2024 WNBA Draft.
Indiana to receive up to $100M as part of $7.4B opioid settlement
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita said the agreement addresses the devastating impact of Purdue Pharma’s aggressive marketing of opioid products under the Sackler family’s ownership, which “fueled the worst drug crisis in U.S. history.”
Smaller amusement parks hope for a strong summer under the shadow of tariffs
Some park owners fear ongoing economic uncertainty could keep families from traveling this summer, while tariffs could add extra costs for items like game prizes or parts for rides.
Retailer At Home files bankruptcy, with lenders set to take over
The chain has more than 250 stores in the United States, including four stores in the Indianapolis area, that sell everything from patio furniture to picture frames and washable rugs.
Credit scores decline for millions as student loan collections restart
According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, about 1 in 4 people with student loan accounts were more than 90 days behind on payments at the end of March.
Federal funding uncertainty eliminates some Indiana programs, threatens others
Indiana is the third most reliant state on federal cash–behind Louisiana and Mississippi according to the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
IBJ Podcast: CEO of fast-growing Indy housing developer on urban and suburban markets, being ‘a joiner’
Kelli Lawrence of Onyx + East discuss quadrupling revenue in five years, the economics of developing and pricing the firm’s projects and being the only woman in the room early in her career.
