Fast 25: Magnolia Boutique
The company’s focus is on affordable items, with the idea that its customers can get a head-to-toe look for under $100.
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Fast 25: Steele Insurance and Financial Services Inc.
In 2019, the company retained 100% of its existing customers. It has a formal plan to triple its revenue and number of customers over the next nine years.
Fast 25: MSL Copack + Ecomm
The company has always been a secondary contract packaging facility, taking products from primary manufacturers that make one item and doing something different with that item.
Fast 25: IWM Consulting Group LLC
The remediation expert specializes in brownfield investigation—looking at any previously developed land that is not in use but might have been contaminated.
Fast 25: Rehab Medical
The company now has a presence in 18 states, including more Indiana locations and entry into the Florida market.
Area ad agency adding 145 jobs, moving its HQ to downtown Indy even as industry shrinks overall
The Indiana Economic Development Corp. has offered JDA Worldwide and its newly created parent company, Prolific, up to $2.2 million in tax credits to support its expansion plans.
City plans to continue statewide tourism campaign despite rollback in reopening
Visit Indy said about $75,000 of the $1 million budgeted for the “You’ve Earned It” advertising campaign has so far been spent, generating about $400,000 in visitor spending.
Westfield City Council’s attempt at more Grand Park oversight stymied by mayoral veto
Mayor Andy Cook passively vetoed a Westfield City Council-approved resolution Thursday by not signing the measure, meaning proposed additional oversight of Grand Park’s contracts will not take effect unless the resolution is approved a second time by the council.
As AMC postpones reopening, movie theaters implore studios: Release blockbusters
Movie houses say that despite far from ideal circumstances, it’s time for new movies. Four months of near-zero revenue has brought the $50 billion annual business to its knees.
Holcomb says he remains confident he can impose mask mandate, despite AG’s opinion otherwise
The Republican governor’s comments came a day after he announced the requirement, which is to take effect Monday, and less than a day after Attorney General Curtis Hill said the governor did not have the authority to enforce a mandate.
UPDATE: Marion County to enact new restrictions after surge in COVID-19 cases
Among other restrictions, the new guidelines, which start Friday, prevent in-class instruction at schools until at least Aug. 5 and close bars and nightclubs until at least Aug. 12.
S&P 500 has biggest loss in nearly 4 weeks as tech stumbles
The stock market was dragged down by a report showing layoffs are picking up across the country along with coronavirus counts.
White House, GOP kill payroll tax cut idea, but flounder over broader coronavirus bill
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., had planned to roll out a $1 trillion GOP bill Thursday morning, but that announcement was canceled in a head-spinning series of events.
Southwest, American tighten mask rules; Delta widens testing
The moves come as airlines try to reassure passengers and their own employees about safety during a pandemic that has made many people afraid to fly.
Ugly produce is the best bargain at farmers markets. Here’s how to buy and use it.
Ugly produce, misfit produce, whatever you want to call it: Those misshapen, bumpy, sometimes holey fruits and vegetables can taste just as good as their more pristine cousins. At farmers markets, they’re typically referred to as seconds.
What to know before jumping into that aboveground pool purchase
Above-ground pools provide homeowners with all the joys of having a backyard pool without having to take on the cost, commitment and full-on construction project that an in-ground pool entails. But can you get one right now? Maybe not.
In a time of prolonged shelter, the houseplant rises to the occasion
When the coronavirus shutdown and quarantine swept over us in March, there was a run on flour, yeast, toilet paper and disinfectant. After a while, the sheltering masses came to see that what they really needed was a houseplant.
IndyGo seeks $25.8 million bond to purchase 27 hybrid buses
The Indianapolis City-County Council’s Municipal Corporations Committee voted 7-2 Wednesday night to advance the proposal to the full council.
Recipe: Here’s a sourdough pizza dough that waits on you—and not vice versa
The dough is a New York-style version, a cousin of Neapolitan-style dough made of flour, water, salt and yeast. If you’re curious about the honey and oil in this dough, the latter coats the flour granules and results in a more tender crust, while the former helps with caramelization and deeper flavor.
Gardening: What are those little tiny bugs on my plants?
If your plants have scale insects, first figure out what kind they are and when the crawlers are going to be out; then treat them as soon as you can.
