First day of Indy 500 qualifying washed out, forcing revised Sunday schedule
It’s the first time since 2008 a full day of qualifying was lost because of weather. The decision prompted some significant schedule changes for Sunday.
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Q&A with entrepreneur Harrison Painter on AI, marketing and feeling claustrophobic
He sat down with IBJ to talk about his entrepreneurial journey, how he got interested in artificial intelligence and what he’s up to with his latest startup, LaunchReady.ai.
Garrett Mintz: Tell the truth: Change initiatives require honesty
Change becomes painful when not everyone agrees that the current way of operating can be improved or when they are unclear about the need.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Inflation’s high, so expanding money supply isn’t the answer
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
Many, if not most, economists believe that for inflation to increase because of an unexpected oil price rise or larger federal deficit — or for that matter, pretty much anything — the Federal Reserve Bank must accommodate the “shock” by expanding the money supply.
Jalene Hahn: Hurdle the barriers to planning for long-term care
While the need for planning is understood, action is often lacking.
New breakfast, brunch spot attracts outsized crowds
In seven weeks of doing business, The Besties’ Table breakfast and brunch restaurant has transformed an unremarkable intersection near the University of Indianapolis into a culinary hot spot.
State office aims to help small-business owners with succession plans
Nearly one-fifth of Indiana’s economic output comes from businesses owned by people over the age of 55, according to a recent analysis from the Indiana Business Research Center.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum building restoration, event center
For the second time in three years, work is underway on a major project tied to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum — this one meant to house the organization’s restoration projects and vehicle storage operation.
Derek Schultz: History suggests this year’s Indy 500 will be momentous
Hurtling toward the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500, we’re now a decade removed from the event’s celebrated 100th milestone. But the 2016 race isn’t the only notable race to fall on years ending with 6.
Editorial: Lilly earns kudos for 150 years of innovation, economic impact
There’s no doubt the company has been among Indiana’s greatest innovators, employing tens of thousands of Hoosiers and contributing significantly to our state’s economy.
Lesley Weidenbener: We made a mistake and owe an apology
Internally, we are talking about the need — even in hyper-competitive situations — to slow down a beat and be more deliberate about what we’re doing.
Aaron Baute: Greater Lafayette is seizing the semiconductor opportunity
At Ivy Tech Community College’s Lafayette campus, we are focused on preparing students for the rapidly evolving career opportunities of the 21st century and setting them up for long-term success.
Cynthia Cardona and Chelsea Haring-Cozzi: Rewriting the story on street homelessness in Indianapolis
Stable housing is one of the most powerful drivers of health. By removing the instability of life on the streets, the Streets to Home Indy initiative creates conditions for better physical and mental health from day one.
Riley patient is first in Indiana to receive gene therapy for blood condition
Beta thalassemia major, also known as Cooley’s anemia and transfusion-dependent beta thalassemia, causes the body’s red blood cells to produce less hemoglobin than usual.
Indianapolis plans to inventory parking needs
Indianapolis plans to pay $350,780 to Boston-based Nelson\Nygaard Consulting Associates to conduct a parking availability study that is expected to be complete early next year.
Financial aid coming for low-income Hoosiers pursuing industry credentials
Indiana’s higher education agency will work with Ivy Tech Community College, Vincennes University to pilot Workforce Pell Grants.
Indiana unveils Medicaid overhaul aimed at pressuring hospitals to lower prices
Federal approval cleared the way for Indiana to revamp hospital Medicaid payments, with larger increases going to providers that keep commercial prices lower.
Greene County hospital serves Anthem with second breach notice over claim payments
The hospital said the second breach notice is related to additional concerns about Anthem’s claim-payment practices and its failure to apply a contract between the hospital and the insurance company correctly.
Actor Brendan Fraser to wave green flag at Indianapolis 500
Academy Award winner Fraser will serve as honorary starter for the May 24 race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Indy-based accounting tech firm Decimal switches business model, signs first franchisees
Decimal has sold off the direct services part of its business and is now focused on a new source of revenue: franchising its platform to independent accounting firms.
