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Grubb & Ellis Healthcare REIT Inc. has acquired 13 health care properties in the Indianapolis area from HCP Inc., a real estate investment trust headquartered in Long Beach, Calif., for an undisclosed price. The portfolio is spread across 20 buildings and 689,000 square feet, said Grubb & Ellis, which is based in Santa Ana, Calif. […]
Eugene Tempel, executive director of the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, has been chosen to replace Curt Simic as president of the IU Foundation, the university announced this morning. Many of Simic’s peers and colleagues said his shoes would be hard to fill, but Tempel, considered nationally an expert on philanthropy and not-for-profit management, […]
An impasse between the private operator of the Indiana Toll Road and the union that has represented collectors since December might lead to a strike, according to WSBT-TV Channel 2 in South Bend. Negotiations were to resume today. The 150 members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters have worked without a contract since voting in […]
Flaherty & Collins Properties, an Indianapolis construction, development and management firm, announced this week that it will manage an additional 13 apartment communities for Alliant Real Estate Investments LLC. The new properties include 1,200 units in Michigan, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia. Flaherty & Collins now handles 18 communities and 1,200 units for Alliant, which […]
The Indianapolis Indians’ July 4 home game against the Louisville Bats—the Cincinnati Reds farm team—is sold out. A limited number of standing-room-only tickets will be made available at game time.
Victory Field has a…
Indianapolis-area executives are struggling to keep their compensation at last yearâ??s levels â?? which were
no
improvement over 2006.
Thatâ??s the observation of compensation specialist Debi Muelller, a partner in the human relations firm HR
Dimensions.
â??At best, itâ??s flat,â?? says Mueller…
If this were a normal economic slowdown, companies would have eliminated temporary workers in droves beginning last year. But that hasn’t happened this time. Indiana companies continued adding temp workers right up until February, according to figures from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. Indianapolis-area companies hired for another month, until March, and then began […]
My just-over-the-cubicle-wall colleagues at Indiana Lawyer reported yesterday that Judge Sarah Evans Barker “threw out a new Indiana law requiring bookstores and other retailers to register with the state and pay a $250 fee if they want to sell…
“Quality is the best business plan of all.”
So Pixar chief John Lasseter told the L.A. Times.
And the combination of reading that statement and seeing Pixar’s remarkable “Wall*E” last night gives me hope for, well, everything.
I’m not going to…
ExactTarget, the local maker of e-mail marketing software, has attracted a pair of heavyweights to its board of directors. This morning the company announced the addition of CareerBuilder.com CEO Matthew Ferguson and venture capitalist Timothy Maudlin. Their expertise should boost fast-growing ExactTarget’s attempt at an initial public offering. In December the company filed paperwork with […]
A veteran health care lobbyist has been hired by The Corydon Group LLC to expand its lobbying into health care. Louis M. Belch, who will be president of the new division, most recently was a contract lobbyist, and is a former legislative liaison for the Indiana State Medical Association. The downtown firm claims to be […]
People increasingly will abandon rural areas in Indiana and settle in a few suburban counties, a new Indiana University study predicts. The study also says that by 2040, retirees will outnumber people ages 25 to 54 – workers who are critical for building economies. The study was published recently in Indiana Business Review, an organ […]
Eli Lilly and Co. settled its racial discrimination lawsuit yesterday for $64,000, ending a claim by an employee
who alleged the company fired her because she was disfigured through exposure to a blood pathogen.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission…
Despite George Hill’s departure for the National Basketball Association, IUPUI men’s basketball coach Ron Hunter said the program is far from dead.
When Hill left—despite having one year of eligibility remaining—many hoops experts predicted…
Chemtura Corp., the company resulting from Crompton Corp.’s 2005 acquisition of Great Lakes Chemical Corp., plans to remain independent. The Middlebury, Conn.-based chemical maker announced last week that a review by Wall Street firm Merrill Lynch & Co. concluded a sale would bring too low of a price. Chemtura said it also considered a merger […]
Another departure at Indiana University, another golden parachute. IU released information today revealing that athletic director Rick Greenspan will get a $441,600 severance package upon his departure and retains the right to write…
Today’s Variety quotes a study stating that the average age of TV network viewers–at least, those viewing shows live and not on DVR–is now 50. That’s the highest it’s ever been.
CBS has the oldest average age viewer, at 54. The…
Unification of open-wheel racing is causing quite a stir among engine manufacturers. At a June 25 meeting held by the Indy Racing League, more than 10 engine builders showed up to hear about…
So did you visit the “On the Road” scroll at the IMA? Swing to “Swing” at American Cabaret Theatre? Try to understand the great Joe Cocker at Verizon Wireless Music Center?
Let us know what A&E you experienced this weekend.
For me, much…
Weâ??ve reached the season when companies start lining up employee health care coverage for the following year.
Like prior years, companies will complain about skyrocketing costs and workers will complain about getting
fewer benefits. Study after study suggests both parties will…
