Kite Realty spent millions on deal that didn’t occur
The Indianapolis-based company spent $2.8 million in the second quarter on a potential purchase it ultimately decided not to pursue.
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LETTER: Vote no on Fishers hotel
New developments mean more revenue but come with the potential for higher crime rates, congested traffic and the loss of smaller businesses.
LETTER: RFRA hurt Indy tourism
The radical social agenda of Indiana government has given the state some very negative press for a few years.
LOPRESTI: Pre-Olympic gloom and doom a tradition usually not realized
But the news from Rio causes one to wonder if this year’s Summer Games will be the exception.
LETTER: Forefront columnists’ comments immature
Hannah Miller’s column demonstrated her own bias and sexist tendencies with her remarks about Sarah Palin.
HEFNER: Fed funding cuts hurt homeless programs
HUD’s goal should be to support people so they can become clean and sober and manage their mental illness.
KENNEDY: Roddenberry, Trump and the Enterprise
There could hardly be a more dramatic contrast between Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry’s “kumbaya” vision and values than the fear and anger exhibited by Republicans in Cleveland.
MAURER: Fair time finds me in Janie’s kitchen
Share your pie or pictures with other Hoosiers at the great Indiana State Fair.
EDITORIAL: Good planning paved way for graceful handoff at Eli Lilly
Lilly tends to pull off these transitions with a minimum of drama, which is to its credit, thanks to its meticulous CEO succession planning and the board’s preference in recent decades for internal candidates who already know the Lilly way.
DINING: Open Society Public House is creative, slick newcomer
Initially touted as a coffee and wine bar, Open Society’s food stands out.
Chicken chain with big appetite for growth stumbles in Indy
After rapidly opening restaurants in Indianapolis, Atlanta-based Popeyes says they are underperforming, and it's trying to bolster their results.
KIM: Free online course unlocks ‘secrets’ to financial success
Gaining control of your financial life is one of the most important and difficult things you need to accomplish.
BOHANON & STYRING: Structure of public education reflects bygone era
The current system of K-12 public education traces its roots to the one-room schoolhouse.
LOU’S VIEWS: Strange and rewarding trip at Phoenix
An unconventional play about an unconventional scientist, “Acid Dolphin Experiment” ventures into the mind of Dr. John C. Lilly.
Design for TWG’s $70M Park at Pulliam Square receives approval
City approval of the design paves the way for TWG Development LLC to begin construction this fall on the downtown project at 307 N. Pennsylvania St.
RGA ad accuses Gregg of choosing ‘Hillary over Hoosiers’ on coal
The Republican Governors Association has released a new television ad against Democrat gubernatorial candidate John Gregg, questioning his support of coal country.
Pacers to play 2017 regular-season game in London
It will be the first time the Pacers have traveled overseas for a regular-season NBA game.
U.S. homeownership tumbles to its lowest rate since 1965
U.S. homeownership has fallen to its lowest mark in more than 50 years as rising prices put buying out of reach for many renters.
Dow Agro earnings slip on low crop commodity prices
Dow Chemical Co. saw profit surge in the second quarter. But revenue and earnings declined at Dow AgroSciences, the Indianapolis-based division that has about 1,500 area employees.