COVID hospitalizations continue to fall, as vaccinations rise
The state said more than 419,000 Hoosiers have received their first vaccine shot and more than 94,000 have been fully vaccinated
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A year of poor planning led to carmakers’ massive chip shortage
Carmakers with more software and chip expertise are set to face a smoother ride, while those whose traditional strength is metal-bending are potentially more prone to supply hiccups.
Biden ordering stopgap help as talks start on big aid plan
President Joe Biden took executive action Friday to speed a stopgap measure of financial relief to millions of Americans affected by the coronavirus pandemic while Congress begins to consider his much larger $1.9 trillion package.
Local entrepreneur, partner to appear on Shark Tank
Kweku Larbi of Indianapolis and his business partner, social-media influencer Ross Smith, went on the show to pitch their company Brumachen, a portable coffee-maker that uses biodegradable coffee pods. The episode airs tonight.
Existing home sales rise in 2020 to highest in 14 years
For all of 2020, sales rose to 5.64 million, the highest level since 2006 at the height of the housing boom. That represented a 5.6% gain from the 5.34 million previously owned homes sold in 2019.
Manufacturers hope Biden’s environmental policies will boost electric vehicle sales
During his presidential campaign, Biden detailed a multi-pronged plan to address climate change by, among other things, tightening fuel economy standards and moving the United States to 100% clean-energy sources by 2050.
Pete the Planner: Don’t share details with kids until you have to
Those very close to you—even well-adjusted adult children raised by you—will struggle to contextualize your balance sheet, which often becomes a detriment to their financial existence.
Bohanon & Curott: We must accept election results as part of free market, society
The prosperity of the United States of America flows from our freedom coupled with our adherence to a rule of law. And make no mistake, the rule of law was under threat that day.
U.S. manufacturing activity ended 2020 on a strong note
The ISM manufacturing index stood at 60.7 in December, up from 57.5 in November and 47.8 in December 2019. A number above 50 indicates growth in the manufacturing sector, while a number below 50 indicates contraction.
Purdue to launch smart manufacturing degree
Purdue University is partnering with numerous industry and government partners to develop what the university says will be the first-of-its-kind “smart manufacturing” undergraduate degree program.
Hillenbrand sells Red Valve, Abel
As part of an effort to become more streamlined and reduce its debt, Batesville-based Hillenbrand Inc. is in the midst of multiple divestitures.
Calumet Specialty Products names new CFO
Lewis Todd Borgmann, 38, had been serving as interim CFO since September, following the departure of former CFO Keith Jennings.
Q&A with Taylor Schaffer, Indy’s new chief deputy mayor
Schaffer got her start with Hogsett as a volunteer—and eventually a full-time staffer—on his first mayoral campaign and became his communications director when he took office in 2016.
Whitestown streamlines zoning rules to spur mixed-use development
Already, one developer—Steve Braun, a former tech entrepreneur, state lawmaker and commissioner of the state’s Department of Workforce Development—is taking advantage.
Startup quietly building bone marrow bank in Indianapolis
Ossium Health wants to build a huge bank of bone marrow and stem cells from deceased organ donors to treat patient with blood cancers and to improve organ transplantations.
Memory Bank: Speaking outside Wheeler Mission in 1921
Wheeler Mission was founded in 1893 under the name Door of Hope and led by William V. Wheeler, a hardware salesman who volunteered his time.
Mike Lopresti: March Madness in Indy with no teams from Indiana? It could happen.
When Indy last hosted the Final Four in 2015, five state teams were invited to the tournament. When the RCA Dome was the site in 2000, there were six.
SPACs sound arcane, but make buckets of money for Indy investors
A nontraditional way to take companies public is booming on Wall Street, leading to an unprecedented explosion of deals.
Mandy Haskett: Four resolutions to become better at change
We’ve made it across the threshold of 2021, and the hindsight of 2020 is revealed. How do you feel? A few of you had your best year yet, while many others among us still have a steep climb out of the depths of 2020. A Bain & Co. study recently revealed companies that were already […]
Big-gift totals down significantly from prior years
While charitable giving increased overall last year, the number of million-dollar-plus gifts from individuals to Indiana organizations appears to have decreased.
