Cecil Bohanon & Nick Curott: Economic fix requires more than jobless reforms
The problem is not so much a lack of available jobs.
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Study recommendations will help tackle eviction crisis
An almost 30-page policy agenda and a nearly 20-page action plan tackles the city’s diminishing stock of quality affordable rental housing.
A 33-year-old Simon becomes force inside family company
Eli Simon, whose grandfather and great-uncles founded Simon Property Group more than a half-century ago, is quietly emerging as a key executive in the retail real estate empire.
Mark Montieth: Legalization of sports wagering dangerous for some
Billy isn’t his real name, but his gambling problem was as real as the loans he was taking out to finance his habit and as real as the weekly Gamblers Anonymous meetings he now attends to ward off the demons.
Auto innovator in the Racing Capital of the World: Milton Reeves
While working in his 20s in a sawmill in Columbus, he realized that workers could not control the speed of their saws, so he invented a variable-speed transmission.
Pete the Planner: Encourage grads to start saving for retirement now
New grads will face many challenges, but if they address the retirement challenge from the very beginning, everything else will fall into place.
Editorial: Holcomb’s measured approach on unemployment benefits is right path
What is required is a careful balancing act between encouraging people to get back to work to fill the many available jobs and continuing to offer support to people who can’t find work in their fields.
Nate Feltman: Forty Under 40 alumni continue to lead
At this year’s event, IBJ will present its inaugural Forty Under 40 Alumni Award, which recognizes a previous honoree who has continued to make significant contributions to the central Indiana community.
David Johnson: Indiana has everything to gain from Endless Frontier Act
This legislation would promote resiliency and competitiveness in our nation’s (and state’s) advanced-manufacturing sector.
Dennis Sasso: Latinx is not a term that Latin Americans use or even know
It betrays Spanish grammar and is unnecessary to accomplish the gender-neutral and inclusive purposes it seeks to serve.
State reports 16 new deaths from COVID-19
The state said Friday that more than 2.22 million Hoosiers had been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. More than 2.47 million had received the first dose of a two-dose vaccination.
IndyCar race in Toronto canceled
The event was scheduled for July 9-11 but can’t take place because of pandemic restrictions in Canada.
Wi-Fi upgrades coming to convention center after pandemic delay
The aging system has created friction between the CIB and some users of the convention center—most notably Gen Con, which wrote in 2018 emails it was concerned the Wi-Fi system was falling short of meeting its needs.
Indy-based Qualifi becomes first Be Nimble grad to raise VC
Qualifi, an Indianapolis-based tech firm that makes and markets an on-demand screening platform allowing recruiting teams to conduct phone interviews for hundreds of candidates in minutes, has raised $600,000 in a pre-seed round of capital.
Retail sales were flat in April as stimulus spending waned
The report on Friday suggests Americans were heading out last month to eat instead of shop.
New Jersey-based telecom software firm Tangoe moving HQ to Indy
With 180 employees in central Indiana, Tangoe officials said the firm’s central Indiana outpost has become even more important than first imagined by the global firm.
Brandt Hershman: Free college should concern taxpayers, colleges
Significant financial assistance already exists, and community college is a relative bargain, especially when viewed against the average 37% increase in earnings that an associate-degree recipient receives over someone holding a high school diploma.
Mayor Tom DeBaun: Free community college provides opportunities for all
When President Biden indicated that he wanted free community college educational opportunities for all, there was a sense of relief and enthusiasm from those employers and educators that have been working on this issue.
Ed DeLaney: America’s gun culture prevents real change
“The core idea behind conservative support for red-flag laws is that the problem is not with the gun, but with people.”
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Lessons I learned at home during the pandemic
“The universe gave me the gift of a year to complete the task, so how much did I get done? Nothing.”