From 2016 through 2024, venture capital investment in central Indiana companies averaged about $81 million per quarter. Over the past two years, that average has fallen to about $51 million.
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The Fishers-based smart-mailbox company, which previously concentrated on civilian uses for its product, is widening its focus to explore opportunities in the defense, diplomatic and national security sectors.
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For more than 30 years, Berry has had a direct hand in the interior design of everything from corporate headquarters to call centers to hospitals.
Local business owners will demonstrate and discuss their products Oct. 15-18 on the Sysco Demo Stage, which is being introduced this year as part of the wholesale food distributor’s sponsorship of the World Food Championships.
Launched this year, Own Indiana LLC tries to bring together small business owners at various stages of their careers, along with people who want to get into the game by buying a business.
The Purdue Boilermaker Special Edition Hanoverian sells for $899 on the company’s web page and comes in gold-and-black and black-and-gold versions.
The federal officials are working to rebrand what have been known as ICHRAs, through which companies eliminate traditional health plans in favor of subsidies that help workers buy their own insurance.
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.
Cleanup has only just begun for the thousands of Hoosier residents and businesses affected by widespread power outages and flooding.
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.
The recently launched “Keep IN” initiative is focusing on a “silver tsunami” of retiring company owners.
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.
16 Tech said the program will be particularly well suited for those developing hard tech, med-tech, manufacturing innovations, physical products or applied technology ventures.
Customers are encouraged to shop at participating Black-owned businesses from Aug. 28 to Sept. 7, when purchases qualify shoppers for the chance to win $150 gift cards and other raffle prizes.
Tailored Society has set itself the Quixotic-sounding goal of transforming from a local custom clothier into a national luxury brand.
Gutwein spoke with IBJ about breaking into the coffee industry and what it takes to find the right beans and why he has quietly invested more than $90,000 in space education over the past six years.
Selflessly aims to help midsize and smaller organizations engage employees in philanthropy, volunteering and other good works.
Nationwide, economists say we’re seeing a business formation boom that’s closely correlated with AI’s growth.
Illumine Coffee, which closed its Mile Square location last month, plans to open the near-north-side shop within the next few weeks.
The reported boost to domestic tourism comes as higher airfares and gasoline prices have made vacations more expensive.
A new statewide initiative, IN AI, aims to help Indiana companies find ways to succeed with artificial intelligence.
Green Bay, Wisconsin-based Packer Fastener, which supplies fasteners, tools, welding supplies and other products to manufacturers, contractors and fabricators, has entered the Indiana market.
