Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute leader steps down after 8 years
John Ketzenberger, a longtime local journalist who has been credited for stabilizing the institute’s finances, is mum so far on his plans after leaving the post.
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Two Democrats top fundraising among Indiana’s House challengers
Two Democrats seeking to challenge first-term Republican U.S. Rep. Trey Hollingsworth for his southern Indiana seat have each raised more than $200,000 in the first three months of their candidacies.
Trump says his Fed chair pick will be one of five already named
President Donald Trump said he plans to choose from among five finalists to be the next Federal Reserve chair and will make his decision soon.
Billionaire Cook slips on Forbes 400 list despite boost in wealth
Carl Cook, Indiana’s richest resident, has added to his $7.2 billion net worth from last year, but the Forbes 400 has dropped him lower in its list of richest Americans. Two other Hoosiers are on the list.
Senators say they have outline of health insurance deal
Two leading senators said Tuesday they have the “basic outlines” of a bipartisan agreement to resume federal payments to health insurers that President Donald Trump has blocked.
Insurance provider to open Indianapolis call center, hire 150
The center will be devoted to CareSource’s Life Services program, which helps its members overcome barriers to finding and maintaining employment.
U.S. homebuilder sentiment hits highest mark since May
U.S. homebuilders are feeling more optimistic than they have in months, looking past a recent slowdown in new home sales and the risk of rising labor and materials costs.
Indiana among top states for Netflix ‘binge-racing’
More and more viewers are plowing through a streaming network series’ full season in less than 24 hours after the release of those episodes.
U.S. industrial production rises despite hurricanes
Manufacturing of automobiles, home electronics and appliances advanced in September in a positive sign for consumer spending.
UIndy building spree continues with $20M dormitory project
As enrollment swells, the south-side university is working with a local developer to construct two four-story buildings with capacity for 300 students.
Public markets to say goodbye to Ruby Tuesday after sale
Restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday, which has four Indianapolis-area locations, is being acquired for about $146 million in a deal that will take the struggling chain private.
Pitino out at Louisville as expected amid federal probe
The University of Louisville's Athletic Association, or ULAA, officially fired coach Rick Pitino on Monday, nearly three weeks after the school acknowledged that the program is being investigated as part of a federal corruption probe.
Carmel City Council boosts Brainard’s pay by 6.55 percent
Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard is getting a raise next year that’s larger than one given to other elected officials in the city, but at least one Carmel City Council member doesn’t think the increase is enough.
Newest Indiana IPO sees $1B market in fixing bones of children
OrthoPediatrics Corp. plans to use much of the $59.8 million in IPO proceeds to develop products and training systems—and, in the process, build its workforce.
Cummins to acquire Oregon-based battery-pack developer
Cummins said the acquisition is an “important milestone” as it works to introduce its first all-electric engines.
Corruption probe prompts reviews of NCAA teams
At stake is the future of a business that, over the span of 22 years ending in 2032, will produce $19.6 billion in TV money for the NCAA men's basketball tournament, known to the public, simply, as March Madness.
Madison County facing bigger bill for asbestos removal work
County council members are expected to vote Nov. 14 on a plan to borrow $3.5 million and repay it with county income tax revenues.