Ports of Indiana is working to add a container terminal at its Burns Harbor port in Portage — a service that would significantly reduce the time and complexity of transporting cargo between Europe and the Midwest.
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The Indiana Economic Development Corp. is looking for interested parties to run business accelerators for Indiana-based companies at various stages of development, from startups to more established companies.
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The air service development fund will use private-sector money as an incentive for carriers to offer new domestic and transatlantic flights at Indianapolis International Airport.
Local contractors say their services — and the supplies they need to do their work — are both in high demand right now.
Rolls-Royce’s Indianapolis operations, which employ more than 3,500 people, are focused on making engines for military aircraft.
Butler University, which earlier this year debuted a conference focused on business acquisition, is now launching a certificate program for those who want to delve deeper into entrepreneurship through acquisition.
Numerous businesses and organizations have stepped up to offer flood assistance, and many of these efforts also offer a way for individuals to contribute to the cause.
Indianapolis-based agriculture and energy business Keystone Cooperative has become a corporate partner and investor in One Health Studio, an Indianapolis venture studio that launched late last year.
For central Indiana homeowners and business owners who suffered damage in recent floods, flood insurance can offer a financial lifeline — if they carry such coverage.
Lurkins sat down with IBJ this week to talk about her career, what she’s learned from living in different parts of the country and how parenthood has changed her perspective.
Noblesville-based Peterson Architecture P.C. has been acquired by Princeton, New Jersey-based Michael Graves Architecture. The deal marks the latest in a string of recent acquisitions for the New Jersey firm, which was founded in 1964 by the late Michael Graves, a celebrated architect and Indianapolis native.
A former manager of a credit union branch has been sentenced to three years in prison and been ordered to pay $381,400 in restitution after pleading guilty to two counts of bank fraud.
Coltrain Onsite Fleet Care which offers mobile maintenance and repair services for medium- and heavy-duty truck fleets, aims to be larger than mom-and-pop shops, but small enough to attract employees who are seeking an alternative to big corporate culture.
Carmel-based marketing firm Element Three has acquired Colorado-based Sextant, a network analytics and software firm serving the vehicle and heavy equipment markets.
As the era of quantum computing draws closer, Indiana is playing a key role in both advancing its development and addressing the security concerns that are expected to come along with the breakthrough technology.
Pennsylvania-based Inverness Graham has acquired a majority stake in Indianapolis logistics-tech firm ShipSigma in a deal valued at an estimated $100 million-plus.
CBIZ has offices in 31 states, including Indiana offices in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Michigan City. The firm gained its Indiana presence in 2023 when it acquired a portion of Indianapolis-based Somerset CPAs.
As part of the leadership transition, longtime bank executive Doug Talley has been promoted to president of the largest bank headquartered in Indianapolis.
Proponents describe these loans as a fast and convenient option for businesses that need cash right away. But critics say this form of financing is an expensive option that can compound rather than solve a business’s financial problems.
The board of men’s clothing retailer Destination XL Group Inc. says it no longer wants to pursue a merger with FullBeauty Brands Inc., an online apparel retailer with a significant Indianapolis presence.
The federal grant funding will support two separate apprenticeship programs, Gov. Mike Braun announced this week.
As part of several federal student loan changes that took effect July 1, the U.S. Department of Education altered lending limits for students pursuing a graduate or professional degree.
