Energy-hungry data centers need large sources of backup power
The power needed to operate data centers has increasingly drawn public scrutiny to the projects. But a draw from the power grid is just one of the energy issues at play.
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Editorial: Purdue’s next leader will inherit institution at pivotal moment
President Mung Chiang’s decision to move to Northwestern University comes at an unusually consequential moment for higher education, which is being redefined economically, politically and technologically.
Brandon Taylor: City’s housing crisis is an economic risk we can’t ignore
The root causes are structural: years of underproduction, rising construction and financing costs, regulatory delays, limited subsidies, and gaps in the capital needed to move projects from idea to completion. This moment requires coordinated action across the full housing ecosystem.
Braun says he’s neutral in turbulent GOP Indiana secretary of state race
The governor emphasized that he “never” endorsed Morales or any other contender and said he “respect(s) the process” as the increasingly contentious GOP nomination fight heads toward next month’s state convention.
Splenda maker Heartland Food acquires Equal maker’s Americas business
The deal for the Americas business of Whole Earth Brands Inc. gives Carmel-based Heartland control of two of the top-selling artificial sweetener brands sold in the United States.
NIPSCO, industrial customers split on inflation cost recovery before Indiana Supreme Court
The state’s highest court heard arguments Thursday from the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. and six customers known as the NIPSCO Industrial Group.
Nate Feltman: The case for an entrepreneur as mayor
One person who embodies the key qualities is David Becker, founder of First Internet Bank. Last year, IBJ recognized Becker with its Mickey Maurer Entrepreneur Award, honoring a career defined by innovation and calculated risk-taking.
Carmel closer to finalizing redevelopment ideas for Home Place
The Home Place Subarea Plan gives suggestions on how the 194-year-old working-class neighborhood could be redeveloped in the future.
Hunley makes mayoral pitch: ‘We have to have higher standards’
In less than a year, she’ll compete for votes in a Democratic primary for Indianapolis mayor that so far includes Vop Osili and David Bride.
Hancock County vehicle lift dealer says distributorship deal will fuel its growth plans
Hancock County-based SLE Technologies Inc. recently landed a multistate distributorship deal which it says will help it unlock big growth opportunities in the collision repair market.
Keystone Group buys downtown Sheraton hotel with plans for overhaul, rebranding
The 378-room hotel near Monument Circle is expected to take on an upscale brand owned by Maryland-based hotelier Marriott, as part of a substantial facelift for the property.
NTT lengthens sponsorship, expands tech partnership with IndyCar
The multiyear extension includes the deployment of new AI-powered app features for fans and advanced tech services for the series and Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials.
WIBC on-air personality Casey Daniels announces exit from station
Casey Daniels, the former broadcast partner of Rob Kendall on radio’s “Kendall & Casey” show, will depart WIBC-FM 93.1.
Photo gallery: Construction work progresses on Signia hotel, convention center addition
The $510 million hotel, the Indiana Convention Center addition and a skybridge across Capitol Avenue are on pace to be completed this autumn.
30 major fuel retailers under investigation for price gouging in Indiana
The Indiana attorney general’s office is formally investigating the retailers following consumer complaints about possible gouging after Gov. Mike Braun declared an energy emergency in April.
Morales refuses to drop out after Banks, Rokita withdraw support in GOP secretary of state race
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales showed no signs of backing down, saying state convention delegates — not party insiders — should decide the Republican nominee.
Social media companies settle addiction case brought by school district
The suit is the first of many brought by hundreds of districts seeking compensation for costs they say they incurred dealing with harms to children’s mental health from social media addiction.
WNBA warns Indiana Fever for failing to report Caitlin Clark’s injury on time
The Fever disclosed Clark’s injury less than two hours before tipoff of Wednesday night’s home game against Portland.
