Sasso to retire as senior rabbi at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck
Sasso, 75, was born and raised in Panama and became senior rabbi of Beth-El Zedeck in 1977.
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U.S. to propose new rules for airline cancellations, delays
The aim of the rules would be, for the first time, to require airlines to pay compensation beyond a ticket refund and to cover expenses that consumers incur if the airline causes a cancellation or significant delay.
Ringo Starr to make first central Indiana concert appearance in 31 years
A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee as a Beatle and as a solo artist, Ringo Starr will bring his All Starr Band to Indianapolis on Sept. 29.
New Taylor’s Bakery owner plans no changes at 110-year-old business
Taylor’s Bakery, a cake and pastries business that had been owned by four generations of the same family, has been acquired by an Indianapolis real estate investor.
IBJ Podcast: The biggest questions dogging the bills passed by the Indiana Legislature
Statehouse reporters Peter Blanchard of IBJ and Casey Smith of the Indiana Capital Chronicle talk about what the Legislature did this session and the work that remains for some of those laws to be implemented.
Meteorologist Ollis retiring after nearly four decades at WISH-TV
Randy Ollis, who has been delivering weather forecasts for WISH-TV Channel 8 in Indianapolis since 1984, plans to leave the station later this year, he announced on Facebook.
New cars, once part of American dream, now out of reach for many
The average price of a new vehicle in the United States has risen 30 percent over the past three years, according to Kelley Blue Book, pricing more Americans out of the new car market.
Yellen: ‘No good options’ if Congress fails to act on debt
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s comments added even more urgency to a high-stakes meeting Tuesday between President Joe Biden and congressional leaders from both parties.
Indiana Rep. Chuck Goodrich announces run for Congress
Goodrich, president of Indianapolis-based contractor Gaylor Electric, becomes the second candidate to declare his intentions to represent Indiana’s 5th Congressional District.
Fast25 – 2023
Welcome to Fast 25, IBJ's annual ranking of the fastest-growing companies in the Indianapolis area. Percentages below are revenue growth for FY 2020 to 2022. Click here to see IBJ's list of fastest-growing Indianapolis-area private companies. 1 Linkage Logistics Inc. 610% 2022 REVENUE: $9.77 million 2 Authenticx 390% 2022 REVENUE: $5.85 million 3 US Hydrovac […]
Purple maize: Hamilton County company helps corn warn of trouble
Kyle Mohler founded Insignum Agtech with the idea of rearranging bits of corn’s DNA, then inserting them into popular field-corn hybrids.
Pete the Planner: Don’t let lifestyle creep ruin your retirement
A pay raise is more likely to make retirement harder, not easier.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: To save water as it becomes scarce, commoditize it
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
For over 100 years, water has been an asset subject to the rule of use-it-or-lose-it. Western water laws ensure that unused water is forfeited back to the common pool.
Derek Schultz: Indy media nailed it when predicting the two biggest Colts stories of the year
Richardson was the pick, and if you take Jim Irsay for his word, he was their guy the entire way.
Editorial: What Indianapolis needs is an inspiring mayoral race
We want to be inspired—and campaigns focused on negative messages just won’t do it.
Mickey Maurer: ChatGPT and the last passenger pigeon
Although, the app has been available less than a year, it has garnered more than 100 million users, making it the fastest growing consumer application of all time.
Michael A. McRobbie and Laurie Burns McRobbie: Philanthropists need to invest in behavioral health, too
Today, we ubiquitously use the word “crisis” to describe this situation, but it is no longer an exaggeration.
Shamari Walker: You’ve hit rock bottom? Use those rocks to build up.
As entrepreneurs, we tend to focus on the big picture.
Made in Indiana: Racing bicycle wheels by Zipp
Company history: Engineer Leigh Sargent launched Zipp in 1988. At the time, he was working in motorsports, specializing in the modification, manufacturing and aerodynamic design of Indy 500 cars. He applied his knowledge about speed to bike wheels. Zipp’s first product was a disc wheel that was manufactured alongside auto-racing parts. In 1999, entrepreneur Andy […]
TIF district could spur more development near emerging hospital campus
The city is trying to capitalize on construction of Indiana University’s $4.3 billion Methodist Hospital complex and other projects underway or in development on the north side of downtown.
