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IBJ Podcast: You’re a skeptical, penny-pinching CEO. What are your first steps for adopting AI?
Company executives might believe they face high barriers—including cost, employee resistance and lack of technical expertise. But an expert on executive education says solutions are within almost anyone’s grasp.
Are millennials frozen out of housing market? Reality may be more interesting.
A recent survey showing that the average first-time home buyer is now 40 years old isn’t standing up to scrutiny.
IPO market’s red-hot year has been cooled by the shutdown and more caution among investors
The S&P 500 is still up more than 12% for the year and the tech-heavy Nasdaq is up more than 15%.
Roblox bid for ad riches collides with wary sponsors, developers
Multiple obstacles stand in the way of Roblox becoming the internet’s next ad juggernaut.
As threats escalate against Indiana lawmakers, Braun says his family also targeted
| Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital Chronicle and Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle and Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said Indiana State Police and other law enforcement agencies have been working “around the clock all week” to protect lawmakers and investigate the string of incidents.
Governor says Indiana can ‘get this right’ on energy policy
Speaking at the IBJ’s Future of Energy Summit, Braun kicked off discussion of how lawmakers, utility companies and businesses can work together to usher Indiana through a unique time when energy demand is skyrocketing and affordability concerns are at the forefront of Hoosier minds.
Q&A: Indianapolis franchisee for Portland-based women’s sports-only bar is ready to go
IBJ spoke to Eve Keller about her life and love of women’s sports and spaces. Read on for a transcript of that conversation, edited for length and clarity.
Dennis Bland keeps Center for Leadership Development—and the kids it serves—moving forward
For that devotion, and for a lifetime spent quietly strengthening the city around him, IBJ has named Bland the 32nd recipient of the Michael A. Carroll Award.
Uncertainty lingers for Jack’s Donuts franchisees
News of the corporate bankruptcy has led to questions for franchisees from their worried customers and employees over the past few weeks.
Jeffrey McDermott: Here’s your step-by-step guide to networking success
We’re essentially being asked to unlearn decades of social conditioning, armed with nothing but a name tag.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Forbearance is more than a virtue; it keeps society’s systems whole
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
At its core, forbearance is a virtue: giving someone a break even when you are neither legally nor ethically required to do so.
Pete the Planner: 3 simple reasons why your father is a millionaire
Before you assume they were secret geniuses, let me tell you what is actually going on.
Mark Montieth: Former Colt helps children from tough circumstances similar to his own
Jackson’s dedication comes from the exceptional challenges of his childhood.
Editorial: Redistricting threats won’t make Indiana a better place to live
There are plenty of other big issues—health care, education, workforce training and more—that state leaders could focus on.
Lesley Weidenbener: Our ‘angel tree’ aims to help nonprofits
IBJ’s Wish List doesn’t focus on money. It focuses on things. We ask nonprofits to tell us what they need in terms of goods and services. And we’ll start running their requests in our Dec. 5 issue.
Keeton L. Bartol: On civility—a framework for dignified disagreement
The striking reality of our modern political environment is that the most polarizing and destructive rhetoric often proves the most successful.
David Becker: Engage in Indiana’s new career-preparation paradigm
High schoolers who participate in INCAP complete apprenticeships that combine classroom learning and paid, on-the-job training.
Letters: Indiana should seriously evaluate nuclear risks
Indiana deserves a full, transparent evaluation of the benefits, risks and alternatives, not just optimistic projections.
City’s roster of cultural districts spikes from seven to 19
The move nearly triples the number of highlighted areas and recasts perceptions of what areas are worthy of recommending to visitors.
