Dennis Reinbold, Indy auto dealer and racing team owner, dies at 65
A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Reinbold founded Dreyer & Reinbold Racing in 1999 and fielded a variety of drivers in the IndyCar series.
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Higher costs for plastics used everywhere are becoming next inflation headache
Plastics are everywhere — from snack packaging to refrigerator parts — and about 98% of it is made of fossil fuels.
Treasury expands bank data-sharing rules tied to Trump immigration crackdown
The Treasury Department has issued fresh guidance that lets banks rapidly share information about suspected customers.
Trump tried to block state AI regulations, but some states are forging ahead
States are scrutinizing how chatbots interact with children, how employers use AI and what developers must do to prevent an AI-caused catastrophe.
Nashville-based Quaff On! shifting beer production to Sun King in switch to cans
The owners of Quaff On! preferred farming out beer production and canning to a like-minded local brewer instead of investing in canning equipment and increased capacity for its Nashville facility.
2026 Corporate 100: White Lodging honors its history while looking to the future
IBJ recently spoke with Conner White, now the company’s vice chair and chief investment officer, about what’s next for White Lodging under the guidance of a second generation.
2026 Corporate 100: Warsaw-based Zimmer Biomet plans for the next century
IBJ spoke with Jehanzeb Noor, Zimmer Biomet’s chief innovation, transformation, business development and strategy officer, about the company’s work with IU, its approach toward artificial intelligence and looking to the company’s next 100 years.
Orr Fellowship sees success in Evansville expansion
A year into the launch of its Evansville chapter, Indianapolis-based Orr Fellowship says its early success in that market is helping it build the playbook for potential expansion to additional Hoosier cities.
Grand Park Sports Campus adds NFL flag football youth event
Thousands of youth flag football players and their families will visit Westfield this summer as part of a partnership between Droplight Grand Park and the NFL, the latest addition to a growing lineup of unconventional sports events in Hamilton County.
Data center proposals spark city tax break debate
Indy Economic Development Inc. is creating a matrix that rates proposed data center projects to determine whether — or to what extent — such projects deserve city incentives.
Pacers Sports & Entertainment launches retail media network
Pacers Sports & Entertainment, along with two partners, this spring launched the Fieldhouse Media Network, a digital marketing initiative.
Santiago Jaramillo: How to talk about AI ROI with your finance team
Forbes Research’s 2025 AI Survey found that less than 1% of C-suite respondents had seen significant return on investment from AI.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Social Security wasn’t meant to provide full income
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
Social Security was designed as insurance against the financial risks of living to an advanced age, not as a comprehensive income source.
Editorial: Bears stadium will be expensive, but it could be regional catalyst
We’re proud of Indiana leaders for bringing the deal this far. And we’re excited to welcome the Bears to Indiana.
Jalene Hahn: Your heirs will need help tracking digital footprints
The more complicated your digital estate is, the more hours heirs will need to spend tracking down accounts, filing additional paperwork and possibly going to court to be granted access.
Nate Feltman: Indiana wins big in Chicago Bears pursuit
I should have never underestimated the incompetence of Illinois politicians. After all, you don’t wake up one morning with $144 billion in unfunded pension liabilities and some of the highest taxes in the country. That takes decades of determined effort.
Q&A: CEO leads OrthoIndy through period of growth
No athlete wants to endure a torn knee ligament. But for OrthoIndy CEO Dr. Matthew Lavery, an injury playing football for Division III Millikin University sparked an interest in fixing other people’s injuries.
Emmy Hildebrand: So many are just one emergency away from disaster
So what are these unexpected expenses? A medical emergency, a broken-down car, death in the family, a lost job.
Matt Mindrum: Indy can’t keep waiting to fix its crumbling streets
That is why the Indy Chamber applauds the City-County Council for advancing a serious plan to fix Indy’s streets — and supports its proposal to thoughtfully increase Marion County’s vehicle registration fees.
Tyler Warman: Data center developers owe the public information
Residents trust those who are communicating openly, transparently and frequently.