Letter: Market gyrations meaningless to most
The stock market may be a leading indicator, but it is often wrong.
The stock market may be a leading indicator, but it is often wrong.
Michael LaFaive and Todd Nesbit miss the point when they argue against raising the state’s cigarette tax.
These private-sector success stories—nationally and in our state—deserve robust praise because they showcase the free market working exactly as it should.
Tobacco use still is the leading cause of preventable disease and premature death, and the Hoosier state is mired in the human and economic losses due to its use.
Where are the leaders who put country ahead of Republican or Democratic talking points?
But Hoosier startups still need greater supply of ‘oxygen.’
To control Indianapolis and its economy would mean increased control over the state’s economy.
Quite frankly, both political parties and the president are at fault for this record-breaking closure.
It will be interesting to see how many of our generation will consider a federal government job to be a ‘good, secure job’ going forward.
Servant leadership is an acquired skill, but that is exactly what we demand from our local, state and federal government leaders.
Those leading need to have ideas and a vision, an ability to inspire.
I cannot imagine reasonable adults looking over a list and discussing whom it’s OK to hate.
If ideas are free, but capital here is scarce, Indiana’s ideas and entrepreneurs will be underdeveloped compared to other places.
Indiana is poised for record growth and success in the coming years, so long as we embrace opportunities to adapt and change.
Tax incentives significantly affect how much people give, as well as the timing of their donations.
Stop spreading the B.S. that comes across your feed.
More than once we heard stories about Mexican cartels issuing bounties on individual Border Patrol agents.
In a time of near full employment and a strong U.S. economy, the addition of immigrants who share the work ethic and values of our country is a good thing.
The factors that result in addiction are complex, and there is no silver bullet for addressing substance misuse.
There are school districts losing millions of dollars because of the tax caps.