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Friday night’s SmackDown event at Gainbridge Fieldhouse drew thousands of spectators and kicked off Indianapolis’ Royal Rumble weekend. Check out these photos of wrestlers—and fans—in action.
The 15-year, $7 million agreement includes the Nickel Plate Trail, Fishers AgriPark, Spark!Fishers 5K, Fishers Farmers Market and Fishers Community Center, which is under construction.
Sources told IBJ that the Indiana cities are competing with a community in Texas.
In years past, the IU School of Medicine touted the virtual conference and its leadership in LGBTQ+ issues.
Leo Ettinger, grandfather of current owners Larry and Norman Ettinger, established Leon Tailoring Co. in 1905.
Todd Wilson will lead the DPW, the city’s largest department by budget and second largest in terms of workforce.
Gatewood Lakes would be developed north of Noblesville’s Innovation Mile business and technology hub and east of Ruoff Music Center.
When it comes to large-scale data center activity, the Hoosier state has gone from what feels like zero to 60 in a little over a year.
The roster of Black Orchid Barbers locations stands at five in Indianapolis and Carmel, and owner Travis Moore said he’s eager to open shops elsewhere.
Two of Indiana’s top research universities are partaking in a four-way alliance that organizers that allows members to work on microelectronics projects using one another’s facilities and resources.
Since his Jan. 20 inauguration, the new president has fired off a flurry of executive orders and immigration-related announcements.
Leaders for the town, a suburban enclave of just under 3 square miles that straddles the line between Marion and Hancock counties, want to separate from Indianapolis government.
And you should stop viewing advisers as disposable.
But our bodies are not just vehicles for our minds. They are finely tuned instruments that send signals to communicate with us.
Randomly determining which firms win the visas is the gold standard for what economists call a “natural experiment” on the impact of H1-B visas on economic outcomes.
Hill, who was a first-team All-American point guard and conference player of the year at Huntington University, spoke with IBJ about his goals for LOR Corp.
But it’s not the best solution. What the Hogsett administration would most like to see—and IBJ has endorsed—is a change in a state road-funding formula that currently favors rural communities over urban and suburban ones.
Accepting gratuities from a vendor more than crosses that line and should be punished by law.
Already, more than 150 Indiana businesses are involved in assessing this apprenticeship system, and seven pilot projects are engaging 450 students with more than 100 employers in advanced manufacturing, banking, health care and life sciences.
Circumstances provide a rare opportunity. With few existing regulations, legislators can work from a clean slate.
