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LOPRESTI: John Daly was champ with long drive no one saw coming
The big-hitter’s PGA title followed a series of unlikely events.
2016 CTO of the Year: Matt A. Weaver
Among Weaver's achievements was rolling out a system that tracks employee performance and improves employee communication.
Pacers unveil plans for ritzy fieldhouse loft space
A local marketing and technology firm is putting its name on an upscale club area that team officials expect to debut near the beginning of the upcoming season in Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
2016 CTO of the Year: Greg Clancy
Clancy and his team replaced and consolidated Farm Bureau Insurance's policy management systems, and implemented company-wide imaging and workflow systems.
2016 CTO of the Year: John Wolff
Wolff and his team implemented a new order-fulfillment system and accounting, network infrastructure, warehouse automation, fleet GPS, and HR software at the beverage distribution company.
LETTER: Marian University finances are strong
We remain grateful to Michael Evans. Without the nearly $10 million he has already donated to Marian University, we would not have been able to open the state’s first new medical school in more than a century
URBAN DESIGN: It’s time to put trees on the city’s priority list
Indy’s urban canopy leaves something to be desired, but concerted effort could change that.
ROBERTSON: GOP women must demand to be heard
As a party, we are going to have to get serious about promoting and actually listening to women.
KENNEDY: Questions for a new candidate
ERIC Holcomb’s decision to tie himself firmly to Pence’s record—a record many of us thought would elect John Gregg in November—raises a number of interesting questions.
HOOSIER BEACON: Pierre Goodrich: champion of ideas
Goodrich did not see liberty as an option, something people merely desire. He saw it as an absolute necessity, without which no one could develop fully and make important contributions to society.
HART: Visiting Indiana businesses can feel like a world tour
We have been able to marry Hoosier ingenuity and work ethic with Japanese manufacturing practices and long-term thinking, and we aren’t the only company succeeding by forging two cultures.
EDITORIAL: Tax-revenue dip cause for concern
Year-over-year tax receipts fell in fiscal year 2016 —for the second time in the past three years. That’s notable because the drops came during relatively good economic times.
FOCUS: More kids take vocational classes but challenges remain
In the school year that ended in May, nearly 175,000 students were enrolled in more than 235,000 career and technical classes. That’s an 11 percent increase since the 2012-2013 school year, when Gov. Mike Pence challenged schools to serve students going to work as well as students going to college.
Break for imported materials
U.S. manufacturers who use certain imported materials might soon be eligible for federal tariff relief. Currently, manufacturing imports are subject to full duty payments. But starting this fall, manufacturers will have a way to seek relief from duties on imported goods used in production. Materials eligible for relief include those that are either not available […]
Columbus-built forklifts honored
Toyota Forklifts earned the top spot in a Peerless Research Group survey of forklifts. The survey focused on four areas: quality, value, cost of ownership and safety. Survey participants included nearly 300 brands from a variety of industries, including shipping/transportation, manufacturing, distribution and warehousing/storage. Toyota Forklifts are manufactured by Toyota Industrial Equipment Manufacturing Inc. at […]
Study ranks central Indiana high in ‘advanced industries’ jobs
The Indianapolis/Carmel/Anderson metro area ranks 27th of 100 U.S. metro areas in the number of local jobs in the advanced-industries sectors, a new study says. The study, released this month by the Brookings Institution, a not-for-profit public policy group, looks at job and output trends among America’s advanced industries. Brookings’ definition of advanced industries includes […]
IndyGo chooses winners in Red Line design contest
All three winning designs for the route’s stations were crafted by professionals, but the transit service hasn’t decided how closely the final stations might reflect the renderings.
Virtual healthcare service moving HQ to Fishers
TelaCare Health Solutions LLC moved into an office suite in Launch Fishers about a month ago, but CEO Larry Jones said his company is only using it as temporary space as he searches for a larger, permanent office.