This week, find out why Bill Simpson is turning his attention from auto racing to football and learn what a veteran educator thinks the future holds for public schools. Also, check out our guide to the upcoming arts and entertainment season. And in Forefront, hear from Indiana's candidates for U.S. Senate.
This week, find out why the city of Indianapolis has deployed technology-packed vans to drive all 3,200 linear miles of city streets and read about a Carmel marketing firm described as the "Land of Misfit Toys." In At Home Quarterly, see the changes new owners Forrest and Charlotte Lucas are making to the former Hilbert mansion (complete with 360-degree photos). And in A&E, etc., columnist Bruce Hetrick takes on voter suppression.
This week, find out what state safety inspectors have to say about a Shelbyville glass factory two years after a worker's death and read about the warning Illinois' lottery chief is giving his Indiana counterparts. In Focus, meet Tony Bennett's mentor and see how he is influencing education reform. And Forefront columnists weigh in on the issues of the day.
This week, find out why fast-growing Slingshot SEO is changing course and take video peek at the City Market catacombs. In Focus, read about in-house attorneys' newfound respect. And in A&E, Lou Harry tries something new at the Indiana State Fair—food that isn't fried.
This week, read about a Chicago marketing initiative that has local tourism leaders' attention and see what's on the new Indianapolis Downtown Inc. president's to-do list. In Focus, find out why banks are angling for a piece of the Indianapolis market. And in A&E, see what Lou Harry thought of Virginia Avenue newcomer Bluebeard.
This week, find out how a new multi-employer clinic in downtown Indianapolis could help small businesses boost their health benefits and read about a shift in strategy that's driving up public pension management fees. In Focus, see how Indiana's life science firms are rethinking innovation. And in A&E, Lou Harry reflects on our heroes and villians.
This week, find out how a Westfield company is making a splash in a hot industry and see why six Indiana banks are on the U.S. Treasury's radar screen. In Focus, read about a tiny convention that could have a big impact on Indianapolis. And in A&E, etc., Bill Benner offers the NCAA some advice.
This week, read about Bob Laikin's wild ride at the helm of BrightPoint Inc. and find out why the clock is ticking for Max Siegel, the new head of USA Track & Field. In Focus, meet Fairbanks CEO Helene Cross, who is retiring after an impressive run at the addiction treatment center. And in A&E, see what Lou Harry thought of "The Amazing Spider-Man."
This week, see how independent workers are getting much-need social interaction and read about what tops the new Center for the Performing Arts leader's to-do list. In Focus, find out what local industry could use some more diversity. And in Forefront, John Ketzenberger says Indianapolis philanthropists trump Tim Durham's greed.
This week, find out how the city's tax-increment financing districts are faring and read about a local image consultant who helps clients meld their personal and professional styles. In At-Home Quarterly, see what local real estate agents are doing to stay relevant. And in A&E, Lou Harry shares his thoughts on Chicago as a theater town.
This week, read about how the slumping economy has helped Madison County tomato processor Red Gold see black and find out why the Indianapolis Colts are seeking help off the field. Also, check out our annual Indiana 100 section, which tracks the state's largest companies. And in Forefront, John Mutz and Sue Swayze discuss when and how to compromise for the greater good.
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.
