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Commentary: HealthNet casts a wide one

June 9, 2008

Indianapolis is becoming a much more international city. Consider some of the facts: Central Indiana’s Latino population is now 100,000, fifth-fastest-growing in the United States; one in five scientists at Eli Lilly is Chinese; and 2,000 Burmese immigrants live here. These tidbits and mounds of other information about immigration in our community can be found in the International Center’s coffee-table book, “New Faces at the Crossroads: The World in Central Indiana.” The book also contains the stories and beautiful photographs…

Researchers’ disclosure of Lilly payments probed

June 9, 2008

Three Harvard Medical School doctors whose studies helped pave the way for the use of psychiatric drugs in children are being investigated for failing to properly disclose payments from several drugmakers, including Eli Lilly and Co., reports Bloomberg News. The researchers initially said they received less than $80,000 from Lilly, which makes the antipsychotic drug […]

Lilly foundation gives to aid storm victims

June 9, 2008

Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation, the charitable arm of Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co., will give $100,000 to help Indiana tornado and flood victims. The Lilly foundation will donate the money to the Disaster Relief Fund of the American Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis, which will coordinate food, shelter, medical supplies and other essential items […]

Lilly, partners release report on diabetes drug

June 10, 2008

Indianapois-based Eli Lilly and Co., along with California-based Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Massachusetts-based Alkermes Inc., released clinical trial results Monday night for their long-acting version of Byetta, a diabetes drug that analysts expect to be a big seller. The study showed that patients maintained and even improved on their lower blood sugar and weight levels […]

Dow gives to flood relief efforts

June 10, 2008

Indianapolis-based Dow AgroSciences will donate $25,000 to Indiana flood relief efforts. The Dow Chemical Co. Foundation will give the money to the American Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis to help victims of the flooding that has caused dozens of counties to be declared disaster areas. Dow AgroSciences is a subsidiary of Michigan-based Dow Chemical Co. […]

Lilly buys rights to drug delivered through skin

June 12, 2008

Eli Lilly and Co. will pay $35 million for rights to an osteoporosis medicine delivered through the skin, the Indianapolis drugmaker announced today. Lilly has signed a licensing and development agreement with Israel-based TransPharma Medical Ltd. for exclusive rights to its ViaDerm-hPTH product and non-exclusive rights to its drug-delivery system, which delivers medicine through a […]

Clinical trial results encouraging for Lilly drug

June 13, 2008

Eli Lilly and Co. keeps looking for new ways its rising star, Cymbalta, could help patients with pain and depression. And it got a boost today from clinical trial data presented in France. A study of patients with osteoarthritis found that Cymbalta significantly reduced pain in their knees, compared with patients who took a placebo. […]

TIPPECANOE COUNTY

June 16, 2008

TIPPECANOE COUNTY New research-to-market institute will be based on Purdue campus Purdue University will be part of a group that will use a $25 million grant to help turn health discoveries into commercial products through the creation of the Indiana Clinical Translational Sciences Institute. The National Institutes of Health will give the five-year grant to […]

HANCOCK COUNTY

June 16, 2008

HANCOCK COUNTY Pennsy Trail will grow to 5.3 miles The City of Greenfield will double the size of the Pennsy Trail, a 2.6-mile recreational trail atop former Pennsylvania Railroad bed that runs east-west, south of downtown Greenfield. Last month the city was awarded an $800,000 grant under the “Hoosiers on the Move” statewide trails plan. […]

Purdue joins Conexus on manufacturing, logistics effort: University, advocacy group predict evolving industry

June 16, 2008

An advocacy group formed a year ago to boost the visibility and growth of the state’s advanced manufacturing and logistics industries has received a major lift from Purdue University. Conexus Indiana and Purdue earlier this month announced the formation of a partnership in which the university will lend its academic and research talents to the organization. The key goals include linking manufacturers with new suppliers, exploring emerging markets and supporting startups launched from university or privatesector research. “Conexus is very…

Reducing carbon emissions could send state power prices soaring

June 16, 2008

A report from Purdue University suggests industrial customers in
Indiana could see disproportional rate increases in the years ahead as the state’s coal-intensive electric utilities are forced
to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

Commentary: It’s all about managing diversity

June 23, 2008

“Diversity” is a word that gets thrown around a lot these days. The pair of words “diversity management” might be more to the point. Diversity really is a fact of life. In terms of humankind, the world is made up of different kinds of people. And those differences go way beyond race, gender and ethnicity. People come from different backgrounds, believe in different religions, and have different sexual preferences, for example. Some are physically handicapped or mentally impaired. Our differences…

Biotech database gives G&S high hopes: Firm sees more demand for grant-award research

June 23, 2008

By conducting market research for some of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, locally based G&S Research Inc. has grown into a $10 million firm. But founders have even higher expectations for their G&S Discovery division, which was formed two years ago. Its flagship product, Navigrant, provides a database of government grant awards for national biomedical research. The total market worldwide for life sciences research is estimated at $45 billion. Navigrant has compiled information on 450,000 awards from 60…

UPDATE: Lilly shares slide after FDA delay

June 24, 2008

Investors in Eli Lilly and Co. showed displeasure this morning in the decision announced late yesterday that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will extend its review of Lilly’s prasugrel drug by three months. Shares in the Indianapolis pharmaceutical company fell 2 percent, to $46.63 – a 52-week low. The FDA’s decision on the highly […]

INVESTING: Why Anheuser-Busch bid resonates in Indianapolis

June 30, 2008

One of our sister Midwestern cities is locked in a fight for its corporate identity. A n h e u s e r- B u s c h , maker and distributor of Budweiser brand beers-and the corporate icon of St. Louis-is engaged in a $46.3 billion takeover battle for its survival as a U.S.-based company. The would-be acquirer is Belgium-based InBev, the second-largest brewer by volume in the world. London-based SABMiller, who in 2002 bought Miller Brewing in Milwaukee,…

Commentary: Wishing Nat City a speedy recovery

June 30, 2008

On June 19, The New York Times business section led with an article titled, “Regional Banks are Rocked.” The accompanying graphic indicated that National City Bank lost 86 percent of its market value since the beginning of this year. No wonder. The news has not been good. On June 10, Peter Raskind, chairman and CEO of National City, acknowledged publicly that on Feb. 5, the bank had been placed under a memorandum of understanding by the comptroller of the currency….

IU program aims to turn lab rats into leaders: Business training is tailor-made for scientists

July 7, 2008

Andrea Walker is a chemist with management aspirations. But instead of signing up for a traditional MBA program, the team manager at Indianapolis-based AIT Laboratories will enroll this year in a slimmed-down business program that focuses on the life sciences. The program, called the Kelley Executive Certificate in the Business of Life Sciences, is a new creation of Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business. The program will conduct most of its classes online over a one-year period. The courses will…

Ralston Square development lures bar, hotel, bowling alley

July 7, 2008

A trendy bar and an upscale hotel have agreed to anchor the 11-story Ralston Square project slated for South Street between
Meridian and Pennsylvania streets. The developers of the $60 million mixed-use project are moving forward after landing the
tenants necessary to secure a loan commitment, said Brian Epstein, president of locally based Urban Space Commercial Properties
and a partner on the project.

Lilly slapped for Cialis press release

July 8, 2008

A code-of-conduct committee in Australia has fined Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. $60,000 for a press release that the committee said promoted its Cialis erectile-dysfunction drug directly to the public. However, Lilly will not have to follow up with corrective ads, according to The Australian newspaper of Sydney. Lilly told the newspaper it was disappointed […]

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Articles

Commentary: HealthNet casts a wide one

Researchers’ disclosure of Lilly payments probed

Lilly foundation gives to aid storm victims

Lilly, partners release report on diabetes drug

Dow gives to flood relief efforts

Lilly buys rights to drug delivered through skin

Clinical trial results encouraging for Lilly drug

TIPPECANOE COUNTY

HANCOCK COUNTY

Purdue joins Conexus on manufacturing, logistics effort: University, advocacy group predict evolving industry

Reducing carbon emissions could send state power prices soaring

Commentary: It’s all about managing diversity

Biotech database gives G&S high hopes: Firm sees more demand for grant-award research

UPDATE: Lilly shares slide after FDA delay

INVESTING: Why Anheuser-Busch bid resonates in Indianapolis

Commentary: Wishing Nat City a speedy recovery

IU program aims to turn lab rats into leaders: Business training is tailor-made for scientists

Ralston Square development lures bar, hotel, bowling alley

Lilly slapped for Cialis press release