Indianapolis Business Journal

This week, find out how Indiana public-company executives fared last year—and search our compensation database. Also, see what's ahead for the long-dormant Central State Hospital redevelopment project and check out a gallery of photos from the grounds. In Focus, read about how owners of a local family business are steeling themselves to hand over the reins. And in A&E, etc., see what Lou Harry thought of Krzysztof Urbanski’s unofficial coming-out party with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

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This week, find out what new Indianapolis Art Center CEO Carter Wolf is doing to grow enrollment and read about efforts to return professional tennis to downtown. In Focus, see why credit unions are girding for battle with traditional banks. And in Forefront, Indiana's candidates for Senate define conservatism.

This week, read about how Verizon Wireless Music Center is responding to an industry shift toward smaller venues and see why neighborhood rehabs aren't happening faster in Indianapolis. In Focus, find out how some doctors are finding more time for patients. And Mickey Maurer shares some sage advice from the late Bill Cook.

This week, see how HHGregg stock is faring as the retailer expands its geographic footprint and read about what's ahead for the next leader of Indianapolis' public library system. In Focus, find out why the Barnes & Thornburg law firm is going west. And see what topics are on columnists' minds in Forefront.

This week, read about a local watchmaker who has spent more than half his life making intricate repairs to timepieces and get a glimpse at what's ahead for Simon Youth Foundation. In Focus, experts and amateurs grapple with how to recast Monument Circle. And in Who's Who, meet the leaders in Indianapolis' commercial real estate industry.

This week, find out how new leaders are trying to revive WRTV-TV Channel 6 and see what has wealthy entrepreneurs tightening their purse strings. In Focus, read what observers have to say about the revolving door at the Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association. And in Forefront, check out a insight and analysis on topics ranging from undereducated workers to gun rights.

This week, see why a growing crop of local firms are helping startups get rolling and read about how efforts to consolidate township government are faring. In Focus, find out what retailers are doing to take advantage of vacant storefronts. And in A&E, Style columnist Gabrielle Poshadlo explores local consignment shops.

This week, read about a new NFL requirement that could add to the cost of hosting a Super Bowl and see how China is faring with research and development jobs. In Focus, meet the people behind popular business tweets. And check out the latest insight and analysis in Forefront.

This week, check out the latest installment of "Testing Reform," IBJ's special series on charter schools, which in this issue looks at the controversery over judging their performance. Also from our front page, read a behind-the-scenes look at the city's decision to grant big tax breaks to Rolls Royce Corp., fearing the manufacturer might pull thousands of jobs out of the area. And in Focus, learn how autoparts supplier Gestamp is trying to crash the casket-making industry dominated by Batesville's Hillenbrand Industries.

This week, check out our special report on Indiana firms' efforts to cash in on China growing economy and see why the feds are going after former Fair Finance CFO Rick Snow. In Focus, read about what's happening with growth funding in Indianapolis. And in Forefront, Indianapolis' mayoral candidates share great ideas from other cities.

This week, see what recreation chain Family Leisure is doing to build its new identity after a name change and find out how the Eagle's Nest is soaring above other similar eateries. In Focus, community banks are preparing to navigate a sea of red tape. And in Forefront,  observers weigh in on whether Mitch Daniels should run for president. Plus, check out our annual Golf & Travel Guide.

This week, read the latest installment of IBJ's occasional "Testing Reform" series. Also, find out the latest in the city's efforts to redevelop a former Bank One parking garage downtown and see what e-mails in the Fair Finance bankruptcy case say about when insiders knew it was in trouble. And in Focus, read about what Johnny Unitas, Vince Lombardi and Babe Ruth have in common.

This week, see why farmers' markets are sprouting up during the winter and read about fans' growing interest in the Indiana Pacers. In Focus, get a look at Eli Lilly and Co.'s master real estate plan. And in A&E, Style columnist Gabrielle Poshadlo introduces some local personal shoppers.

This week, see why the Indianapolis Indians are getting rid of about 400 seats at Victory Field and read about what has Steak n Shake franchisees riled. In A&E, see what Lou Harry thought about the Palladium's premiere. And in Forty Under 40, meet the up-and-coming professionals who made this year's list.

This week, find out why the emphasis on smaller classes is shifting in the education reform debate and see why some motorsports insiders think IndyCar racing is making a comeback. In Focus, read why mergers and acquisitions are primed for a burst of activity. And in A&E, check out the warm, family atmosphere at Donatello's Italian Restaurant.

This week, read about what Rolls-Royce is considering as it weighs a move downtown and find out the prospects for a citywide curbside recycling program. In Focus, see the methods companies are using to deliver get-healthy messages to teenagers. And in A&E, check out how a local firm benefited from the popularity  of ugly Christmas sweaters.

This week, see what new tactic the national American Legion is using to shore up its bottom line and find out what effect repeated price cuts had on Endocyte's initial IPO. In Focus, find out how city boosters are looking to supplement local convention business. And in Forefront, columnists weigh in on topics such as  social discourse, taxes, grading teachers, political conventions and the North of South development.