US job openings climb to 7.6M, exceeding economist expectations
The Labor Department’s April report showed the highest number of openings since May 2024.
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Trump administration proposes 25% tariffs on Brazil, citing ‘unreasonable’ trade practices
The announcement late Monday came after an investigation by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, charging Brazil with lax anti-corruption enforcement, among other things.
Cable manufacturer eyes $100M expansion at Indianapolis facility
Milan-based Prysmian Cables & Systems USA LLC plans to build a roughly 143,500-square-foot addition to its existing 52,000-square-foot facility along Rockville Road on the western edge of Marion County.
IndyGo to transition to new fare system, mobile app
Passengers will be able to pay via new tap cards or a new mobile application, but the transition will mean the end of ticket-vending machines at the Julia M. Carson Transit Center and IndyGo’s “super stops.”
Longtime colleagues launch Indianapolis-based tech startup
The co-founders of Indianapolis-based software firm Saaslio, which was acquired in 2022, are at it again with a new startup, Lemhi, which aims to help IT companies tap into new revenue sources.
Illinois-based conductor David Commanday to lead Carmel Symphony Orchestra
David Commanday, who trained in conducting at the University of Vienna, is scheduled to take over the Carmel Symphony Orchestra on July 1.
Greg Hinz: The Bears wanted a deal. Springfield chose caution.
Pritzker had reason to be cautious, given clear polling evidence that, much as Illinoisans love the Bears, they love their pocketbooks more and oppose bailouts for billionaire sports team owners.
‘We didn’t have time’: Pritzker, leaders defend adjourning without Bears deal
“That might happen,” the Illinois governor said of the team taking a stadium deal to build across the state line, where Hoosier lawmakers have pledged $1 billion in public subsidies.
Loan rules would gut aid for thousands of lower-paying college majors
The proposed regulations could cut off federal student aid for thousands of programs whose graduates earn meager salaries, including in cosmetology, theology and the performing arts.
Anthropic races toward Wall Street debut with confidential SEC filing
Anthropic is moving toward an IPO, the latest chapter in its meteoric rise from a little-known research laboratory to one of the leading AI companies, with a value of $965 billion.
Caitlin Clark, Stephanie White say all is good while downplaying sideline spat video
Clark made one thing perfectly clear Monday — she enjoys playing for White and anyone who infers otherwise is just plain wrong.
Colts QB Daniel Jones takes significant step in way back from torn Achilles tendon
Jones said he believes he’ll be ready for Week 1 after signing a two-year contract extension worth up to $100 million in March.
Noblesville Boom promote assistant to head coach
Bryce Taylor succeeds Tom Hankins in leading the NBA G League Affiliate of the Indiana Pacers.
Hammond mayor ‘optimistic’ about Bears stadium after Illinois efforts falter
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The NFL franchise has been considering going across the state line into Hammond for its planned $2 billion stadium and surrounding mixed-use development since December.
Nvidia bets on AI personal computers with new ‘superchip’ powering Windows laptops
Nvidia is already the world’s most valuable company, ahead of Apple, Google’s parent Alphabet and Microsoft. Its new superchips for PCs will challenge chipmaking rivals including Intel and AMD.
RayzeBio planning $150M in radiopharmaceutical facilities in Whitestown
The company, which is owned by biopharmaceutical giant Bristol Myers Squibb Co., is working on an incentive package with Whitestown officials that includes tax abatements for construction and new equipment for two buildings.
Wisconsin-based Packer Fastener opens Lebanon site
Green Bay, Wisconsin-based Packer Fastener, which supplies fasteners, tools, welding supplies and other products to manufacturers, contractors and fabricators, has entered the Indiana market.
Young and unemployed? Remote work, not AI, may be the problem, study finds.
The study concludes that businesses are reluctant to hire new college grads into remote work because it is harder to train and mentor them if they work outside of the office.
Electability, future of party on minds of delegates as Democrats choose secretary of state nominee
As Indiana Democrats prepare to gather for the party’s convention Saturday, delegates will decide whether a familiar political name or a progressive challenger is best positioned to flip one of Indiana’s most contested statewide offices.
Bears tax-break plan dies in Illinois as Springfield’s search for deal continues
House staff and labor allies made an aggressive overtime drive to whip support for a bill the chamber had not seen and had reservations over because it was fundamentally different from the measure they approved in April.
