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Synagogue project a sign of times: Northward migration of Jews brings temple to county

July 16, 2007

Some folks consider Congregation Shaarey Tefilla’s move to Carmel historic. After all, its new synagogue at 116th Street and Towne Road will be Hamilton County’s first. To others, it’s simply the latest development in the local Jewish community’s century of northward migration. For Rabbi Arnold Bienstock and his members, it’s a homecoming. “There’s a lot of support here,” he said. “People need that if they’ve just moved to an area.” Carmel welcomed Bienstock with open arms 15 years ago, when…

CEOs’ friendship helped pave M&I’s way for First Indiana buyout

July 16, 2007

If First Indiana Corp. was looking to pull off a sale quickly, Milwaukee-based Marshall & Ilsley Corp. was a natural place
to turn. First Indiana CEO Robert B. Warrington had been doing deals with the bank since he took the helm from Marni McKinney
in 2006. Warrington also is a friend and golfing buddy of M&I CEO Mark Furlong.

Clarian launches venture capital firm

July 16, 2007

The city’s largest hospital system will try its hand at high-stakes investing. Clarian Health Partners is forming its own
venture-capital fund, called Clarian Health Ventures, to invest in fast-growing companies and finance the commercialization
of research conducted at Clarian or by its staff.

Conseco might shift up to 150 local jobs to Minnesota firm

July 12, 2007

Up to 150 of Conseco Inc.’s 2,300 Carmel employees could see their jobs transferred to a Minnesota company under a plan being considered by company executives. Transferred employees would continue to work either out of Conseco’s offices or nearby. Conseco announced Thursday afternoon that it might shift a call center and some claims for its […]

UPDATE: M&I to slash First Indiana costs

July 9, 2007

The Wisconsin bank acquiring First Indiana expects to realize cost savings of 20 percent by merging back-office functions and cutting potentially dozens of local jobs. Milwaukee-based Marshall & Ilsley Corp. hopes to retain most of First Indiana’s bankers and will keep all 32 branches open. CEO Mark Furlong told IBJ this morning that within three […]

UPDATE: Other banks likely wanted First Indiana

July 9, 2007

Many banks, including Harris Bankcorp of Chicago, would have wanted to buy First Indiana Corp., according to long-time analyst John Reed, president of investment banking group at David A. Noyes & Co. of Chicago. In fact, Reed expected Harris instead of Marshall & Ilsley Corp. to snap up First Indiana. Harris is the U.S. unit […]

We Have Your Web Site: Despite tougher cyber squatting laws domain names ar e still being held for ransom

July 9, 2007

Despite tougher cyber squatting laws domain names ar e still being held for ransom Cybersquatters are lurking on the Internet your , ready guard usiness brand the instant forts are on the rise. to swipe your b gitimate ef ” said slips. And ery their much ille a nuisance to everyone, -based “It’ s v an associate at Indianapolis Mary Jane Frisby, Thornburg LLP who specializes law firm in Barnes domain & name disputes. ” And there .” is this…

Museum reopens with changes: Community support needed as funding ends

July 9, 2007

Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art reopens July 13 with a new look and a new plan for growth. The changes come as its primary funder is scaling back support-and backing a competing contemporary art museum planned for Carmel. That does not deter Executive Director Kathy Nagler from her efforts to develop IMOCA. Nagler, 51, was hired last summer to replace local arts enthusiast Jeremy Efroymson, whose family foundation also was its main funder. The Indianapolis-based Efroymson Fund helped get the…

Hancock Regional Hospital retools expansion plans

July 9, 2007

Aggressive expansion plans by Indianapolis’ three biggest hospital systems have pushed Greenfield-based Hancock Regional Hospital
to change up its plans to build an outpost of physician offices in northwest Hancock County, near the borders of Marion and
Hamilton counties. But Hancock Regional isn’t backing down.

PROFILE: Piano Solutions Inc.: Shop singing piano’s praises Shop owners want to give community an arts education

July 9, 2007

Piano Solutions Inc. Shop singing piano’s praises Shop owners want to give community an arts education Piano Solutions Inc. owners Greg Durthaler and Brian Hostetler like to think they’re in tune with the music industry-all the better to help their clients. The key (so to speak) is to offer a full range of products and services. “Today, we offer tuning, moving and storage of pianos while carrying an array of method books, print music and piano accessories,” Durthaler said. “We…

Happily ever after?: How to avoid the roadblocks to financial security

July 9, 2007

Happily e ver after? How to avoid the roadblocks to financial security In her new book, “The Feminine Mistake,” author Leslie Bennetts cautions women to seriously consider the financial consequences of exiting the workplace to be a stayat-home wife and mom. The former journalist and Vanity Fair writer says “few intelligent people would sink a lot of money into refurbishing a rental, but stay-athome wives think nothing of subordinating their own financial interests to those of their husbands, blithely assuming…

Haverstick to grow, relocate

July 5, 2007

Haverstick Consulting Inc. plans to expand, hiring 40 new employees by 2011 and relocating its corporate offices from Carmel to Indianapolis in the meantime, according to state economic development officials. The firm will move to consolidate office space with its parent company, Stephen Hilbert’s private equity firm MH Equity, on the west side of Indianapolis. […]

Local toy maker recalling magnet set

July 5, 2007

Carmel-based Kipp Brothers is voluntarily recalling one of its toys in cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The Mag Stix Magnetic Building Sets are being recalled because magnets inside the plastic sticks can fall out and be swallowed. The commission said it has received one report of an 8-year-old girl who was hospitalized […]

Conseco litigation to cost $35 million more

June 29, 2007

Conseco Inc. expects to cough up another $35 million to settle a massive consumer lawsuit about changes to its life insurance policies. That brings the Carmel-based insurer’s total pre-tax expense on the case to $250 million-and there’s always a chance the bill could run higher, the company warned today. The settlement is subject to court […]

Oak Street Funding acquired for $75 million

June 27, 2007

Oak Street Funding, a Carmel company that makes loans to insurance agencies secured by commissions, has been bought by Bridge Finance Group of Chicago in a deal Bridge values at about $75 million. Oak Street will become a subsidiary of Bridge and Oak Street President Rick Dennen will report to Bridge CEO Randy Abrahams, Bridge […]

UPDATE: Carmel met targets for annexation, court rules

June 27, 2007

The Indiana Supreme Court today found for the city of Carmel in a case regarding landowners who opposed annexation of their property in southwest Clay Township following a settlement between the city and an organization that calls itself No Ordinance for Annexation (NOAX), which filed a remonstrance and agreed to the settlement in 2005. The […]

Carmel wins appellate ruling in annexation dispute

June 27, 2007

Indiana Supreme Court today found for the city of Carmel in a case regarding landowners who contested a settlement between the city and people who owned property that was part of an annexation of territory in Southwest Clay Township. The Supreme Court found that not all conditions were met to defeat an otherwise valid ordinance […]

UPDATE: Tower cites competition for Carmel decision

June 25, 2007

Tower Financial Corp. is putting off its planned launch of a bank in Carmel because the Indianapolis market is becoming too crowded, a Tower spokeswoman said today. “We’ve seen many banks coming to town,” Michelle Gray told IBJ. Fort Wayne-based Tower had announced last October that it planned to enter the Indianapolis market by opening […]

Tower Financial delays launch of Carmel bank

June 25, 2007

A Carmel bank planned by Tower Financial Corp. has been deferred indefinitely, the parent of Fort Wayne-based Tower Bank & Trust Co. said today. Tower said in October it would form Tower Bank of Central Indiana with $13.5 million to $15 million in capitalization. The decision to pull back was driven by “Indianapolis market conditions” […]

First Indiana’s new marketing plan features superhero mascot

June 25, 2007

First Indiana Corp.’s new marketing campaign features a superhero sporting an orange cape and a white jumpsuit with the First
Indiana logo. But First Indiana Man is just a means to introduce the real star of the bank’s most aggressive marketing and
account-growth effort in a decade: a free checking account the bank hopes will generate 20,000 new accounts in the next year.

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Kurt Beier

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Synagogue project a sign of times: Northward migration of Jews brings temple to county

CEOs’ friendship helped pave M&I’s way for First Indiana buyout

Clarian launches venture capital firm

Conseco might shift up to 150 local jobs to Minnesota firm

UPDATE: M&I to slash First Indiana costs

UPDATE: Other banks likely wanted First Indiana

We Have Your Web Site: Despite tougher cyber squatting laws domain names ar e still being held for ransom

Museum reopens with changes: Community support needed as funding ends

Hancock Regional Hospital retools expansion plans

PROFILE: Piano Solutions Inc.: Shop singing piano’s praises Shop owners want to give community an arts education

Happily ever after?: How to avoid the roadblocks to financial security

Haverstick to grow, relocate

Local toy maker recalling magnet set

Conseco litigation to cost $35 million more

Oak Street Funding acquired for $75 million

UPDATE: Carmel met targets for annexation, court rules

Carmel wins appellate ruling in annexation dispute

UPDATE: Tower cites competition for Carmel decision

Tower Financial delays launch of Carmel bank

First Indiana’s new marketing plan features superhero mascot