This week, meet Schneider Corp.'s CEO and find out how she's helping the family firm survive. Also, see what the top executive at Angie's List has been up to since scoring a $7.1M incentives deal with the city. In Focus, read about how schools in other cities have fared under mayoral control. And in A&E, Lou Harry is in myth-busting mode.
This week, check out IBJ's annual review of executive compensation at Indiana companies—complete with a searchable database. Also, read about why Tim Durham's attorney wants to keep the financier's pre-indictment lifestyle out of court. In Focus, find out how Conexus Indiana proposes the state pay for infrastructure improvements. And in A&E, Lou Harry takes a spin through the new Hot Wheels exhibition at Children's Museum of Indianapolis.
This week, find out why area hospitals are experiencing some buyers remorse and read about what has leaders at the Indianapolis Museum of Art optimistic about the future. In Focus, see who's taking the plunge into entrepreneurship. And in A&E, Lou Harry flies through the Indianapolis Zoo's newest exhibit.
This week, read about Duke Realty's new vision for its massive Anson project and find out how Dan Laikin got FBI investigators interested in his friend Tim Durham's business dealings. In Focus, meet Danny Danielson, City Securities' 92-year-old co-chairman. And in A&E, Lou Harry raves about Chef Ryan Nelson's Late Harvest Kitchen.
This week, read about how University Loft is doing two years after a federal raid at its Hancock County facility and find out why vaunted attorney Bill Conour has a lot of explaining to do. Our Women in Business story takes a look at the tech sector's gender gap. And in Focus, we explore the increasingly popular idea of unlimited vacation.
This week, see what sports marketers think of incoming Colts quarterback Andrew Luck's prospects off the field and read about why city leaders are scrutinizing the new incarnation of Georgia Street. In Focus, find out what recent turnover in the Indiana Supreme Court is likely to mean for the state's legal environment. And in Forefront, columnist Jim Shella says gubernatorial candidate Mike Pence is next in line to answer residency questions.
This week, see how cloud computing helped Bluelock see black and read about why the cash-strapped Zionsville schools might turn down state funding. In Focus, we take a look at Indianapolis' sweeping energy project. And Greg Andrews has an update on a beleagured broker in Behind the News.
This week, read about a law change that is opening the door for food entrepreneurs and find out why the owner of a downtown building is pointing a finger at IPL. In Focus, see how corporate gift policies have changed the business world. And in A&E, etc., columnist Bill Benner makes a case for NBA coach and exec of the year.
This week, read more about Joseph Bilby's big promises to charities in Indianapolis and elsewhere. Also, see how WISH-TV turns the Mini Marathon into a made-for-TV drama, and find out how Indiana Artisan is expanding its reach. In Focus, we share planners' ambitious vision for downtown Indianapolis. And in A&E, Lou Harry reviews Broadway's "Magic/Bird."
This week, find out how Citizens Energy group's acquisition of the Indianapolis water utility affected its bottom line and read about why politics are driving up gun sales. In Focus, see what advantage local tech up-and-comers have as a result of their location. And in A&E, columnist Bruce Hetrick shares his dreams.
This week, read about a dispute between the developer and contractors working on a new FBI building in Indianapolis and see why former grocery exec Danny O'Malia is spending a lot of time with local sports franchises. In Focus, find out where manufacturers are finding skilled workers. And in Forefront, columnists weigh in on the Legislature's increasingly rightward tilt.
This week, read about N.K. Hurst's decidedly unsexy product, which nevertheless fills pantry shelves and company coffers, and see why state legislators will spend the summer looking into key parts of Tony Bennett's education reforms. And in At Home Quarterly, check out a photo gallery of Paul and Sarah Lushin's Carmel playhouse.
This week, read about what the IndyCar Series is doing to drive up TV ratings and attendance and check out our recap of how business-related legislation fared in this year's General Assembly. In Focus, see why hospitals are pushing preemptive care. And in Behind the News, Greg Andrews take a look at what the current market conditions may mean for local companies contemplating an IPO.
This week, read about the Indiana Pacers' plans for ticket pricing and see what is posing a challenge to Republic Airways' turnaround plans. In Focus, meet Deron Kintner and find out how he's helping to transform Indianapolis. Lou Harry reviews IRT's "God of Carnage" in A&E, and a PGA exec outlines a course for the resurgence of the sport in the latest Golf & Travel magazine.
This week, find out how founding directors of local arts groups are laying groundwork for the next generation of leadership and read about MainGate Inc.'s effort to land a super contract with the NFL. In Focus, see why trucking firms are shunning clean-burning fuel. And in Forefront, columnist Aaron Renn weighs in on how Indianapolis' Center Township can be repopulated.
This week, read about local not-for-profit Christel House International's plans for a charter school targeting high school dropouts and find out why the Indianapolis Airport Authority is spending millions on bats. In Focus, see how the CityWay development downtown will integrate varied uses. And in A&E, get Lou Harry's take on "August: Osage County" at the Phoenix.
This week, see why the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's search for a CEO may be difficult and read about how the Indiana Department of Transportation is stepping up efforts to hold drivers responsible for damage they cause. In Behind the News, Greg Andrews takes a look at transcripts of indicted financier Tim Durham's phone conversations. And in A&E, Lou Harry shares his thoughts on "Godspell."
This week, read about what it will take for the Mind Trust to pull off its plan to overhaul IPS and find out why a member of the City-County Council wants to review the city's TIF-district strategy. In Focus, see what's next for Indianapolis' sports initiative. And check out a local startup that offers a "wing" woman service to help clients improve their social lives.
