UEFA says decision by FIFA to let US forward play at World Cup is ‘incomprehensible’
UEFA said in a statement that FIFA “crossed a red line” after the world soccer body came under pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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IBJ Podcast: He left the Fortune 500 fast track for local nonprofits and to help men be better fathers
Larry Smith lays out plans to double the number of men served by the Fathers and Families Center. He says it would have helpful for him when he was a teen dad.
Small businesses say they’re having good summer as Americans travel closer to home
The reported boost to domestic tourism comes as higher airfares and gasoline prices have made vacations more expensive.
7 OPEC+ countries agree to expand monthly oil production modestly as prices slide
The OPEC+ oil-producing alliance has now agreed to raise oil outputs for the fifth straight month.
Westfield’s Joey Chestnut eats 66 hot dogs to again claim Mustard Belt at Nathan’s Famous contest
Despite his continued reign, Chestnut told an ESPN interviewer after the game that he was disappointed that he wasn’t able to top his previous record.
Roche Diagnostics is expanding to focus on diabetes care
The 170-acre northeast-side Indianapolis campus is composed of 21 buildings and serves as one of the company’s two global hubs.
Giving via bequest has increased. But will it last?
A report shows the growth in planned giving after death has outpaced overall growth in philanthropic giving.
Mandy Haskett: In giving feedback, stick to the facts and stress impact
For centuries, humans have considered how to tell each other the truth.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Declaration frowns on changing government for ‘transient causes’
| John Horowitz and Cecil Bohanon
We are celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The Declaration of Independence can be thought of as a framework for understanding when societies should change the rules that govern economic and political life. The Declaration states “that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable […]
Pete the planner: We might need to reinstate hurdles for spending money
I spent $14 (clearly the break was the manufacturer’s fault, not mine) in 26 seconds, and the replacement arrived at my home 36 hours later. I loved it.
Black unemployment gap has widened nationally, remains pronounced in Indiana
The state’s unemployment rate for Black workers stood at 5.9% in this year’s first quarter, according to an analysis of federal data by the Economic Policy Institute. The overall unemployment rate was 3.6%.
Q&A: GM says Indy Ignite is ‘building toward’ profitability through an entrepreneurial approach
The team, which plays its home games at Fishers Event Center, made a championship appearance in its debut season. In its second, the team set the league record for regular-season wins.
Indy council plans vote on vehicle tax. Others might follow.
Councilors have until Sept. 1 to approve the fees if they are to take effect next year.
Teenagers Jack Ziesemer and DJ BK build momentum in fledgling music careers by following their passions
Their origin stories have little in common, but 18-year-old Karazim and 17-year-old Ziesemer are emerging forces in the Indianapolis music community.
Mark Montieth: Can Braden Smith’s moxie, hoops IQ make him an NBA player?
So, what are we to think of the odds of Braden Smith, the highly accomplished and very local kid, making good with the Pacers?
Editorial: Hoosier voters are now assured of strong secretary of state race
Republicans were smart to nominate someone other than Diego Morales.
Ephraim S. Palmero III: Indy must view civic engagement as economic tool
Attracting talent is only half the challenge. Retaining it is where many cities, including Indianapolis, still struggle.
Billie Dragoo: Indiana is focused on entrepreneurial ecosystem
Like me, the governor is a founder who grew into a business leader, and now he’s paying it forward on a statewide scale.
Craig Von Deylen: Businesses need support while worthy project is completed
The businesses caught in the middle of construction work are hurting right now, and we can’t wait until the road is repaved to help them.
Claudia Cummings: Indiana’s tradition of philanthropy lands it fifth in nation
Indiana performs particularly well because it combines a strong overall policy environment with relatively light regulatory burdens on charitable organizations and meaningful protections for donors.