U.S. trade deficit hits widest point in 10 months
The deficit rose to $44.5 billion in June, 8.7 percent higher than in May. It was the biggest gap between what America sells abroad and what the country imports since last August.
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McCarthy, Trump, the Tribune and Fox
Why do people blindly accept hyperbole? Why do so many accept the unsupported generalizations of conservative talk show hosts?
IPS considers letting high school students sleep in
With research increasingly pointing to health and academic benefits for teens who sleep later in the day, some Indianapolis Public Schools board members are calling on the district to explore the possibility of starting high school later in the morning.
Despite deep job cuts, Pearson pledges growth in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis workforce for publisher Pearson has decreased from 850 to 180 full-time workers over the last 18 years, but a company executive told IBJ this week the firm is much more likely to grow here than shrink further.
Beech Grove settles free-speech lawsuit over Facebook use
An Indianapolis suburb has settled a lawsuit accusing it of violating free-speech rights when it removed two women's critical comments on its Facebook page.
Software firms transition from methodical to ‘agile’
Agrowing number of central Indiana tech firms use a software-development process called agile, which is characterized by quick production cycles, flexibility and simultaneous feedback.
One more ‘big project’ lures Thomas away from International Center
Joerg Schreiber, who is leading the search for a new president and CEO at The International Center, said Diane Thomas’ reputation and connections in Indianapolis will be difficult to replace.
U.S. adds a 255K jobs; unemployment rate stays 4.9 percent
U.S. employers added a healthy 255,000 jobs in July, but an influx of job seekers meant that the number of unemployed fell only slightly.
Pulte proposes 780-acre Westfield community surrounding Wood Wind Golf Club
The project stretching from 146th Street to 166th Street on Towne Road would include single-family houses and amenities like tennis courts and swimming pools.
Roundup: The Boiling, Jack’s Pizza opening downtown; Metro Diner adding third outpost
Seafood restaurant The Boiling is taking space where its oddly named predecessor lasted mere months, while Metro Diner is coming to a college campus.
PROXY CORNER: Stonegate Mortgage Corp.
Indianapolis-based Stonegate Mortgage Corp. finances and services residential mortgages originated through the company’s retail offices and by third parties.
Report: USA Gymnastics kept possible abuse by coaches under wraps
The Indianapolis-based organization collected complaints of improper conduct by over 50 coaches between 1996 and 2006 and regularly declined to forward them on to the authorities, an investigation found.
Fishers-based vendor loves doing business at Gen Con
In 2006, just three years after Indianapolis became the home of the national gaming convention, Tom Anders of Fishers decided to turn his gaming hobby into a business.
Trailblazing success carries Dungy to NFL Hall of Fame
While his coaching resume speaks for itself, Tony Dungy’s greatest legacy may be the impact he’s had on people’s lives through various civic and charitable endeavors. “I never felt our only job was to win,” said Dungy, who went 85-27 with the Colts from 2002-08.
Red Cross, new CEO adjust to different way of working
Chad Priest took the reins of the Indiana Region of the American Red Cross in the aftermath of drastic chapter closures and in the midst of preparations to relocate the Indianapolis headquarters.
