Indy economic development leaders visiting Switzerland on trade trip
The trip will involve meetings with leaders in the life sciences, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, medical technology, digital heath and advanced manufacturing sectors.
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Zepbound popularity helps turn Lilly Endowment into largest private foundation
The majority of grants — 59% or $2.3 billion — were directed to groups based in Indiana, where the endowment is headquartered.
Supreme Court says police need warrant to obtain Google location data
In a vote that scrambled ideological lines, the majority found that a request by police officers for Google to turn over a robbery suspect’s location history constituted a search protected by the Constitution.
Supreme Court says Fed’s Cook can keep her job for now, but upholds other Trump firings
The Supreme Court on Monday dramatically expanded presidential power, upholding President Donald Trump’s firings of the heads of independent federal agencies with one important exception: the Federal Reserve.
Indiana’s assessed property values rise 10%
While most Indiana counties experienced double-digit growth across all property types, some were significantly above the 9.7% state average
Supreme Court rules mail-in ballots arriving after Election Day can be counted
In an close ruling, the justices turned aside a challenge by Republicans and Libertarians, who argued federal law preempts a statute that allows the counting of such ballots that arrive up to five days after polls close.
Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast expects to keep a stake of up to 19.9% ownership position in NBCUniversal for up to one year after the spinoff is complete.
IBJ Podcast: Indy cybersecurity expert on preparing for impending AI threat to businesses
Chetrice Romero also shares what she learned from her somber experience on the search and rescue task force responding to the Surfside condo building collapse in 2021.
Saks officially emerges from bankruptcy with less debt, new name
Saks Fifth Avenue, which closed its Indianapolis store in 2024, maintains an Indianapolis presence with The Fifth Avenue Club at Ironworks Hotel Indy.
Millions drop Affordable Care Act coverage after subsidies expire, costs rise
The ACA subsidies that expired this year were at the center of a bitter fight in Congress last fall, with Democrats and some Republicans calling for their renewal.
US lags other countries in social media restrictions for children but reform push is growing
In the U.S., the movement might have turned a corner with two jury verdicts against Meta and one against Google that galvanized proponents for youth online safety.
Ash & Elm to close near-east-side taproom
Ash & Elm has operated the cider bar and restaurant at 1301 E. Washington St. since 2021.
Statewide effort aims to hasten businesses’ use of AI
A new statewide initiative, IN AI, aims to help Indiana companies find ways to succeed with artificial intelligence.
Elanco working to manage parasitic fly’s arrival in U.S.
Elanco Animal Health Inc. is among the companies taking a leading role in combating the re-emergence of deadly New World screwworm that was pushed out of the United States six decades ago.
Angie Stocklin: Employees leave because they feel disconnected, unsure
One of the most common mistakes companies make is promoting strong individual contributors into leadership roles without giving them the tools, support or guidance to lead effectively.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Seeking permission for innovation can stall benefits
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
For most of history, adopting an innovation without the ruling class’s permission was unthinkable.
STEM scarcity fuels new paths for potential teachers
The University of Indianapolis STEM2Teach program offers an accelerated option for teaching licensure aimed specifically at increasing the flow of educators into STEM classrooms.
Q&A: Fusek’s Hardware CEO Steve Fusek previews the store’s downtown move
Fusek, who grew up in Wisconsin, spoke with IBJ about competing with e-commerce companies and how auto racing influenced his management of Fusek’s Hardware.
Limited use undercuts goal of crisis response teams
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett in 2022 committed to the creation of a mobile crisis response team led by clinicians rather than police. Four years later, the teams are in place, but they’re barely being used.
Fishers corridor is home to a host of health care providers. More are on the way.
A cluster of medical services facilities south of Interstate 69’s Exit 210 in Fishers represents almost a billion dollars of industry investment, according to Mayor Scott Fadness.
