LOPRESTI: Vendors, ushers, security guards are familiar stadium faces
Consider Bill Hoke. Even a stroke couldn’t keep him from his post at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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Cabinet post aims to unify state workforce efforts
As the incoming secretary of career connections and talent, Milo faces the task of unifying and clarifying a system that has been described by top Indiana leaders as disjointed.
Holcomb preparing to put $250M into startups
The state’s new Next Level Fund will invest up to $250 million over the next decade into a need Hoosier startups are starving for—venture capital.
SKARBECK: After 8-year bull market, it’s time to get cautious
A virtuous circle develops as rising tech stocks continue to attract new buyers and index funds must continue their purchases to maintain their proportion in the index.
BOHANON & STYRING: Don’t sweat artificial intelligence. We’ll adapt.
Ever since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, we’ve been substituting machine power for muscle power. The main consequence has been that life has gotten better.
IMS revs up relationships with bevy of local tech firms
The Speedway contracts with nine software companies and four tech-services firms that are either based in central Indiana or have a substantial local outpost.
Elevate provides $1.5M to southwestern Indiana
A pool totaling $2.5 million will fund investments in local businesses, portfolio services, events for entrepreneurs and investors, marketing support, business coaching, access to professional resources, and more.
Study: Indiana ranks 17th in data innovation
The rankings are based on three areas considered key to enabling data-driven innovation: “the availability of high-value data sets, the creation of important technologies, and the development of human and business capital.”
Tech jobs announcements in 2017 already top total for all of last year
Technology firms accounted for nearly one-third of job commitments announced by the state so far this year, the highest share among all industries.
Congress passes bill to fund FDA drug, medical device reviews
Drug and medical device makers would pay higher user fees under legislation the U.S. Senate approved and sent to the president on Thursday.
White enjoys ‘spirit of college athletics’
After becoming the first rookie head coach to get to the WNBA finals, Stephanie White moved to Vanderbilt University to coach the women’s basketball team.
EDITORIAL: City gets creative with Carrier cash
The city of Indianapolis' unusual offer to spend up to $2,000 per displaced Carrier employee deserves careful evaluation to determine its effectiveness.
Talyor strikes out on his own with digital R&D platform firm
With High Alpha’s help, R.J. Talyor launched Quantifi, a marketing R&D platform for digital ads that’s designed to help marketers learn and expand what works for their brand.
MORRIS: Mayor Hogsett to be in hot seat
A fundraiser for Indianapolis Legal Aid Society promises good-natured ribbing for a good cause.
LETTER: Short-term rentals unfair to others in neighborhood
The issue is not about governmental regulation but about the “sharing” property owners stealing value from their neighboring property owners.
LETTER: Media needs to look at reality of ACA
This standoff started when the ACA was force fed through the Democratic-led House and Senate, along partisan lines, as part of a partisan agenda, and among lies about the legislation’s effect on those who had health care.
CORLEY: Big-picture thinking can get you promoted
I will always remember a quote from my mentor, Ray Brown at Duke University: “You can’t keep your eyes on the hills when your nose is on the grindstone.”
McCABE: The good, bad and ugly of Paris pull-out
What difference will our country’s withdrawal really make? There’s both good news and bad news.
National Lampoon sale closes book on era rife with scandal
Philadelphia-based PalmStar Media has bought National Lampoon Inc., a deal that severs the final ties between the company and a contingent of Indianapolis shareholders, including convicted fraudster Tim Durham.
Local high schools Howe, Manual get 3-year extensions
Charter Schools USA will maintain control of Howe and Manual High Schools for three more years—a move that means the schools will be spared from imminent closure.