Bill would give local governments slice of data centers’ tax break
House Bill 1333 would require data center developers that receive sales tax exemptions to give 1% of the abatement to local governments.
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Jalene Hahn: Don’t leave yourself open to retirement tax surprises
For those who have accumulated multimillion-dollar accounts, the saved funds bring significant, often overlooked, tax and logistical challenges in retirement.
Results-oriented approach led President Jill Ehnes up Delta Faucet ladder
Ehnes talked to IBJ about how she advanced through Delta to lead the company, her favorite products and technologies, and her leadership style.
Fishers company secured bonds for West Virginia mine project
More than 2-1/2 years later, the project is far from completed, the subsidiary that was overseeing it has been spun off, and the companies are mired in a lawsuit.
Simon Property Group’s investments pay off
The real estate investment trust bettered Wall Street expectations in 2025, thanks to increases in the rent it charges retailers and the increasing numbers of shoppers and higher sales figures across its 254 properties.
Tiffany Sauder: Without priorities, your goals will stay in the future
Because there is never enough time to do everything.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Talk to the Hand: Learned formula determines negligence
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
Economists studying tort law consider how liability rules shape behavior, risk-taking and social well-being.
Indiana will likely finally consolidate townships. But how?
Critics say the township model is outdated and inefficient and adds an unnecessary layer of government. Legislation from both chambers of the Indiana Statehouse would pare down township government.
Defense Department turns to startup to meet growing quantum computing needs
Lafayette-based Quantum Research Sciences develops software for quantum computers so large they fill up a room, just like the IBM mainframes from the 1950s and 1960s.
Voices from the Industry: What to know about Indiana’s new data protection law
| Dori Cain and Mary Grace Smith
For businesses operating in Indiana or serving Indiana residents, it is a good time to review your current privacy practices and prepare for compliance.
Nationalize our elections? No, that’s a terrible idea. Here’s why.
Having states administer elections divides power among people and parties. It assures that not everyone who oversees voting comes from the same background or culture or religion or politician persuasion.
Mitch Frazier: Stories connect product makers, product users
In every county in the state, there is a story to be told about people building great products. Let’s work together to identify and craft those stories.
Katie Jenner: It’s time to end the social media experiment on kids
An entire generation of Hoosier children is bearing the weight of the largest unregulated experiment ever conducted on young minds, and the discussion our state is having today on this issue is long overdue.
Trish Demeter: Lawmakers can encourage advanced power production
It is tough to build new energy projects because businesses view the state’s permitting system as a huge risk. They face patchwork regulations that vary from county to county, long delays in processing applications and arbitrary restrictions when they try to invest in Indiana’s critical energy supply.
Letter: Choose donation, save lives
Together with our local hospital partners, we honor the gift of donation while helping families find meaning, healing and hope through their loved one’s legacy.
Michelle Cirocco: An untapped talent pipeline is hiding behind prison walls
Second-chance hiring is often framed around rehabilitation and social responsibility. While important, that framing obscures the core business logic: In a tight labor market, artificial barriers to employment hurt companies more than candidates.
Ronak Shah: Charter opt-out shows facilities plan should be scrapped
The transportation plan is popular, simpler and has needed minimal amendment. Let’s give that a shot.
Mark Montieth: The Pacers’ history of eleventh-hour trades has been a mixed bag
In the NBA, the February trade deadline makes things happen.
‘We don’t see the savings’: Indiana Medicaid restructuring bill draws pushback
Although supporters of the effort promised more than $100 million in annual savings, opponents — including Indiana’s top Medicaid official — warned the proposal could undermine care coordination efforts just weeks after other key reforms launched.
Jack’s Donuts in Greenwood to close permanently
The shop at 3115 Meridian Parke Drive opened in 2017.
