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The ugly mud-wrestling match that was the fiscal cliff negotiation is over for the time being. Congress has done what Congress has been doing with some regularity the past few years—it has kicked the can down the road a few months.
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway will make millions of dollars in updates to settle a Department of Justice investigation that found more than 360 violations of federal disability law.
Indiana Gov.-elect Mike Pence will include tort reform in a first-year legislative agenda that is slowly taking shape.
A fascinating case study can be found in the divergent fortunes of locally based HHGregg and Texas-based Conn’s Inc.
The Great Recession wasn’t caused by a housing market collapse; it was more than that. Our economic unwinding required lots of failures.
The Indiana Gaming Commission on Thursday afternoon approved Centaur Holdings LLC's plan to buy Indiana Grand Casino and Indiana Downs in Shelbyville.
Now that you are no longer distracted by an Indianapolis Colts playoff drive (sigh), it’s time to get up to speed on the key issues the Indiana General Assembly will confront over the next four months.
The new head of the Indianapolis Museum of Art has reduced the size of his executive team, including cutting a top position, as an initial step to organization-wide restructuring.
Additional donations have pushed the 2013 Winter Assistance Fund to within $85,000 of its $350,000 goal. The fund, which recently gained donations from Citizens Energy Group, the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust and Indianapolis Power & Light Co., among others, helps Marion County residents who need help with heating bills. Last year, the fund helped more than 2,700 people.
CareerBliss’s annual list of the “Best and Worst Cities to Find a Job” ranks Indianapolis ninth based on 10 factors gathered from data collected through employee-submitted company reviews, employment trends and job offerings. Los Angeles was best, and Boulder, Colo., was worst.
An Alabama man faces murder charges after Noblesville police say he fatally stabbed his 2-year-old son, Michael, in the head late Wednesday afternoon. Police arrived at an apartment in the 14000 block of Waterlily Drive to find the boy suffering from the wounds, and he died at the scene. Extended family members reportedly lived at the apartment. Investigators haven’t released a motive or events leading to the stabbing. Harrison, 30, in prior years has been charged in Alabama with assault, for menacing, and for allowing dogs to run free.
Tobias Insurance, the Indianapolis area’s eighth-largest independent insurance brokerage, is now part of Florida-based AssuredPartners. Tobias will retain its name, employees and leadership.
Indy Connect, the local initiative supporting a $1.3 billion expansion of the transit system, plans to begin an advertising campaign for the proposal on Friday.
Local startups Esanex Inc. and Algaeon Inc. have received $500,000 and $250,000, respectively, from Indiana Seed Fund II, BioCrossroads’ second fund to help fledgling life sciences companies.
The professional employer organization has terminated its purchase agreement with Ide Management Group LLC of Greenfield and now plans to pursue a sale it had explored previously.
Expect to see more big distribution centers in the Indianapolis area as you drive around town or come in for a landing at Indianapolis International Airport.
The Logo Athletic founder is taking on a senior executive role with XIX Entertainment to help cross-promote the global firm's biggest sports and entertainment stars.
The Indianapolis-based media company said Thursday morning that it earned $4.6 million on $53.4 million in revenue. While total revenue was flat, income from Emmis’ radio stations increased slightly.
