Indianapolis Business Journal

Several problems conspired to bring down trucking giant Celadon Group on Dec. 9, but one that hasn't received any attention was the clubby executive culture, which included at least five recent graduates of the same small college. Greg Andrews has more on the inner workings of Celadon during its fateful slide. Also in this week’s paper, Kurt Christian takes the measure of a wave of new developments in Fishers along 106^th Street, which was the next logical platform for growth after the large crop of projects that sprung up around Ikea on 116^th Street. And Anthony Schoettle explains how security device maker Allegion is using its North American headquarters in Carmel to speed up innovation. It has created a studio where products can go from concept to market in less than 120.