Indianapolis Business Journal

It's no secret that the top executives at public companies receive fat paychecks. This week, IBJ uncovers the goodies ladled on top of that compensation. Using public records, reporter Dan Human finds that some officers at Indiana's top public firms spent tens of thousands of company dollars on personal expenses such as travel, golf club memberships and financial advisers. Also in this issue, learn about the $171 million rounded up by a local private investment firm to invest in other companies. And in Focus, J.K. Wall details how mobile apps designed to improve users' health could be a real threat to Indiana's established life-sciences giants like Eli Lilly and Co., Roche Diagnostics Corp., and  Cook Medical Inc.