Lilly’s antibody treatment gets another shot
The drugmaker’s COVID-19 treatment is back on the market after a two-month suspension, but the question is whether Lilly can grab market share from now-dominant Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.
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City explores future of its downtown buildings
Officials are taking a fresh, hard look at municipal-owned real estate as part of a larger effort to repurpose several sites that will be largely vacated as agencies move to the Community Justice Campus.
RE/MAX claims franchisee steered brokers to competitor
Denver-based RE/MAX LLC and RE/MAX Integrated Regions LLC filed a complaint in federal court last month against James “Jimmy” Dulin and The Hamilton Group Inc., which does business as RE/MAX Ability Plus.
Q&A: Jace Swims on the business of exotic sea creatures
Jace Swims built a tech career on the West Coast, but the pandemic brought him back to Indianapolis. He since has turned his passion for tropical fish into an entrepreneurial venture.
Indiana grants aim to keep factories on cutting edge of technology
Manufacturing Readiness Grants launched last year as a pilot to stimulate private-sector investments in modernizing Indiana’s manufacturing sector.
Indy puts millions toward anti-flooding projects
Indy’s City-County Council approved $50 million in new bonds this month to tackle a backlog of drainage projects across the city.
Jalene Hahn: Why you need to uncover your relationship to money
Identifying your money stories and messages is the first step to being able to change unhelpful thought patterns and move toward a healthier relationship with money.
FDA panel is first key test for Biden COVID-19 booster plan
Scientists inside and outside the government have been divided in recent days over the need for boosters and who should get them.
Indiana reports 32 more COVID deaths, dip in hospitalizations
The Indiana State Department of Health has reported 222 new deaths from COVID-19 over the past four days, an average of 55.5 per day.
Auto forecaster slashes outlook by most since chip woes emerged
A forecaster whose production projections are cited by automakers, suppliers and research analysts the world over just took its biggest chop yet to estimates that have been falling all year due to the global chip shortage.
Upcoming AT&T hackathon to offer $100,000 in prizes for 5G projects
This year’s hackathon, to take place Oct. 22-24 at Butler University, will focus on sports-related applications for 5G wireless technology.
Colts ink another deal for stadium space with sports gambling partner
As part of the deal, the West Club at the stadium will be renamed the WynnBet Club—a 21-and-up sports bar on the club level.
Aaron M. Renn: Knock down the City-County Building and replace it
Having been created in an act of architectural homicide, the CCB itself should hardly be protected from meeting the same fate.
Damon Hewlin: Considerations should be equitable, transformational
From afar, the City-County Building’s mark on the skyline is significant. Dated architecture, perhaps, but noticeably part of the urban fabric.
Jim Shella: I was out of the country, off work on Sept. 11.
During 40 years in the news business, I was never so far removed as I was from the terrorist attack in 2001, possibly the biggest story of our time.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Women must speak up to defend their right to choose
The refusal to stay the law from taking effect by the Supreme Court has given hope to those who oppose choice.
Curt Smith: Ruling could set precedent for more pro-life laws
It is time the states be allowed to pass laws that reflect the will of the citizenry.
Brad Rateike: The art of selling a home? Be realistic.
We want to look like we never leave a piece of paper out on a desk, or we wash and put away every dish following every meal.
Dana Black: It’s time to focus on 2022 elections
The Republican supermajority can and will do what it wants with little regard to the voices of all Hoosiers.
Michael Leppert: Great musicals really should stay off the screen
It is too often a mistake to turn something that makes a great musical into a movie. It doesn’t justify the risk.