Lilly tends to pull off these transitions with a minimum of drama, which is to its credit, thanks to its meticulous CEO succession planning and the board’s preference in recent decades for internal candidates who already know the Lilly way.
Initially touted as a coffee and wine bar, Open Society’s food stands out.
Gaining control of your financial life is one of the most important and difficult things you need to accomplish.
The current system of K-12 public education traces its roots to the one-room schoolhouse.
An unconventional play about an unconventional scientist, “Acid Dolphin Experiment” ventures into the mind of Dr. John C. Lilly.
Books & Brews opens new spot in Zionsville.
A week-by-week look at opponents and the dynamic that could accompany each game.
The Republican’s pick to replace Mike Pence on the ballot should take a page from Mitch Daniels’ playbook.
The Republicans should pick a candidate for governor who is open to new ideas about transportation funding, the environment and a host of other key issues.
As with nearly all issues pertaining to building and maintaining a civilized society, the question is one of “pay now” or “pay later.” We don’t get to “not pay.”
All transportation relies on public money, and it’s the preferences of our grandkids—not our grandparents—that should drive our decisions.
The problem is that too few students who enroll in postsecondary programs complete them, and too many graduate with skills that don’t mesh with the needs of employers. The result is high unemployment and underemployment among recent college graduates.
It is entrepreneurs that change the world. Ideas create disruption. This disruption inspires, empowers, and fosters economic growth.
September benefit could provide needed financial boost for an important organization.
The complexity that is being brought to bear in the realm of alternative investing these days is mind-boggling.
Such an economically closed welfare state on steroids is a recipe for stagnation, massive underemployment and unemployment and a prescription for expanding the rolls of the welfare state.
I hope you’ll indulge me with a travel column to Indy’s own back yard.
Jambalaya and gumbo have become nearly as ubiquitous as tacos. Cajun newcomers in the market can’t rely on novelty anymore.
David Ford, the late senator from Hartford City, was a technology trailblazer at the Statehouse. Among his many accomplishments was passionately leading an agenda in the early 2000s that emphasized policies to help technology companies grow and succeed. Today, our state needs legislators to follow in Ford’s footsteps. According to the Indiana Economic Development Corp., […]
A recent report from the Ball State Center for Business and Economic Research on “footloose” companies and the apparent urgent need to focus on the economic development issue de jour—quality of place—was definitely over the top. There’s nothing wrong with focusing on quality of place as a solution for certain situations. But to characterize a […]
