Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Safeguarding Bill of Rights in the tech age
| Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz
Over time, these limits on government powers were extended to the states.
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Pete the Planner: As prices rise, where’s your line?
I’m pretty sure I’m living a high school econ lesson in real time. And it’s called elasticity.
Byrider back in gear after pandemic era struggles
Since a group of Byrider franchisees acquired the company in September 2024, it has installed a new senior leadership team, made a major investment in software technology and made other changes to lay the groundwork for a return to growth.
Shift to outpatient surgeries reshaping orthopedic cases
In January, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, or CMS, removed 285 procedures — mostly musculoskeletal, like revision hip and knee replacements — from its Medicare Inpatient-Only list.
Indianapolis Democrats weather first big test before mayor’s race
Party leaders say they’re making strides toward a more sustainable county party and fairer elections, but criticism still abounds from progressive Democrats who want to see more.
Fanco taking steps toward Indiana nuclear plant ambitions
It has been a busy few months for First American Nuclear Co., which late last year announced it would move its headquarters to Indiana and build its first nuclear reactors in the state.
Veterans Park in Carmel aims to be more than just a memorial
Carmel officials and military veterans are hopeful a new 1.6-acre park will help bring the community closer to its armed services members.
Q&A: Toyota Automated Logistics VP of people talks HQ move and new company
Toyota Automated Logistics is also in the process of moving its headquarters for the Americas to Noblesville from Carmel.
Editorial: State’s expanded tax credit could help companies offer child care
We encourage small and midsize Indiana companies to look anew at providing child care or child care assistance. The state wants to help, and you’ll be creating an employee benefit that’s hard to beat.
Lesley Weidenbener: Bears debate is story, even if team stays put
It was at IBJ Media’s Innovate Central Indiana event on Dec. 11 that I first raised the possibility of the Bears moving to Indiana with Gov. Mike Braun.
Mike Hubbs: Tech gives police less windshield time, better results
License-plate-reader technology has moved from a nice-to-have to a must-have in modern policing.
Rick Snyder: Politicians say latest tragedy is unacceptable. But is it?
This is the time for action over activism, with a focus on outcomes versus overtures.
Mark Montieth: Scrappy player made big impact on Indy courts
Carl Short played with or against everyone from Oscar Robertson to Larry Bird, with several legends in between.
Chicago Bears pick Indiana for new stadium, but hurdles remain for project
| Mickey Shuey and Justin Laurence, Crain's Chicago Business and Danny Ecker, Crain's Chicago Business
The Bears said in a statement that its board of directors met and voted to move forward with Hammond.
Mass Ave bakery and coffee shop to stay open as company seeks bankruptcy protection
The Louisville-based owner told IBJ that for a “restructuring to work, we need all revenue centers to stay open and viable.”
Central Indiana mayors to convene on public safety after Finkam’s call to action
A week after Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam accused Indianapolis of “exporting its crime to the surrounding counties,” she and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett have agreed to lead a public safety summit for central Indiana leaders.
Downtown nightclub Patron Saint denied liquor license renewal
Police representatives lobbied against the nightclub, citing a double shooting and a fight involving an underage customer.
Citizens Energy reaches agreements on multiple eminent domain cases for LEAP-related project
If fulfilled, the proposed agreements signal an end for some potential legal roadblocks to the development of the Citizens-Lebanon Water Supply Program.
Treasury warns banks of ‘red flags’ tied to customers in the US illegally
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network — also known a FinCEN — issued an advisory Friday to banks that tells them to watch out for identity theft, payroll tax fraud, and money laundering schemes tied to hiring unauthorized workers.
Employers add 172K jobs as US employment market shows resilience
Hiring has bounced back this year from a miserable 2025, showing resilience in the face of economic uncertainty and painfully high energy prices caused by the Iran war.
