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Indiana-based manufacturer Philips Products Inc. is ceasing operations, a move that will put 675 people out of work at plants in six states. The closure will cost 250 jobs in its headquarters city of Elkhart, which has seen its unemployment rate reach about 18 percent with the collapse of the RV industry. The company says […]
The city’s Capital Improvement Board will merge into a new agency, and hotel, rental car and sports-admission taxes would rise under a proposal announced this morning to bail out the financially troubled organization. Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels and Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard presented a proposal they say will raise the funds necessary to cover the […]
Chrysler heads back to bankruptcy court today to ask the judge overseeing its case to allow it to terminate the franchise agreements of 789 of its dealerships, despite the protests of many dealers who say the move could close their businesses for good. U.S. Judge Arthur Gonzalez is expected to hear testimony from Chrysler LLC […]
It has been almost one year since severe flooding left thousands of Hoosiers with damaged or destroyed homes. The floods hit hardest in Johnson County, forcing the city of Franklin to bulldoze dozens of ruined houses. To mark the one-year anniversary, Johnson County Commissioners, fire and police chiefs and other city officials talked to the […]
Indiana State Fair officials are looking to fill 800 positions with a job fair at the Pioneer Our Land Pavilion at the fairgrounds from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Most of the jobs are temporary, covering the 17-day span of the fair in August. Pay is about $7.25 an hour.
Police say they have two men in custody who fired shots at a house on the west side of Indianapolis just after midnight. Undercover detectives were investigating an earlier incident near Hazelhatch Drive and Lambdin Court when a car pulled up and the three young men inside started firing on a house, which was empty. […]
The Blue Angels flew into Indianapolis this morning. The Navy’s world-famous stunt pilots are in town for a weekend performance at the Indianapolis Air Show, which begins tomorrow at the Mount Comfort Airport and runs through Sunday.
Fort Wayne Foundry Corp. notified state officials this week that it will close a plant in Fort Wayne and another in nearby Columbia City, leaving 461 workers jobless. The company plans to close the plants by the end of the month. The Fort Wayne machining division employs 174 and the Columbia City division 287. The […]
By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON The IRS is working on new rules that could require paid tax preparers to be licensed to improve tax compliance and reduce fraud, IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman announced Thursday. Eighty percent of taxpayers get help with their returns, either from paid preparers or computer programs, Shulman told a […]
Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. might make a play for one of the animal-health businesses that Merck & Co. Inc. now plans to divest. A spokeswoman for New Jersey-based Merck told the Wall Street Journal yesterday that the company plans to sell one of the two animal-health divisions it controls after its purchase of Schering-Plough […]
Many U.S. retailers said same-store sales fell in May, as expected, as shoppers continued to spend cautiously, focusing on bargains and food. The declines came in largely in line with analyst expectations, with frequent standouts such as The Buckle Inc. posting better results. Chic discounter Target Stores Inc. reported a bigger drop than analysts expected, […]
Third in a series of reports from my recent NYC trek.
I swear I wasn’t looking for an Indiana connection when I set out to find out where Broadway show folk hang out — and perform — after the curtains come…
Indiana-based manufacturer Philips Products Inc. is ceasing operations, a move that will put 675 people out of work at plants in six states. The closure will cost 250 jobs in its headquarters city of Elkhart, which has seen its unemployment rate reach about 18 percent with the collapse of the RV industry. The company says […]
Former Indianapolis Mayor Steve Goldsmith, never one to let grass grow under his feet, has started a not-for-profit
with one-time presidential candidate Howard Dean to promote Goldsmithâ??s pet cause of public-private partnerships.
The Council of Project Finance Advisors aims…
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Chrysler heads back to bankruptcy court today to ask the judge overseeing its case to allow it to terminate the franchise agreements of 789 of its dealerships, despite the protests of many dealers who say the move could close their businesses for good. U.S. Judge Arthur Gonzalez is expected […]
Five Indianapolis not-for-profits learned yesterday that they will receive a total of $5 million in funding from the state’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program. Southeast Neighborhood Development Corp. will receive $1.3 million. John H. Boner Community Center, King Park Area Development Corp. and Riley-Newport Area Development Corp. each will get $1 million, and Near North Development Corp. […]
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Patrick Rooney, who helped turn IUPUI’s Center on Philanthropy into a premier research center, has been chosen as its executive director, IUPUI Chancellor Charles Bantz announced today. Rooney is an economist who became the center’s first full-time research director in 1999. He has been serving as interim executive director […]
Check out these conceptual renderings of a public-private downtown redevelopment project approved today by the Metropolitan Development Commission. The $65-million project calls for apartments and retail space adjacent to the former site of Market Square Arena. The renderings suggest the…
