Leah McGrath: Creating a culture of equity ought to be our goal
We are not just going for a quota; that is not equity.
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Baron Hill: President Trump’s lies cannot become the norm
He keeps on lying all the time and on a multitude of issues, no matter how unimportant the subject.
Ed DeLaney: Can’t we make voting a service industry?
Voter fraud is so rare it has seldom been proven anywhere in the country.
Dana Black: Attempts to limit voting are un-American
For blacks, especially in the south, attempting to register to vote could mean the end of your life.
John McDonald: It’s not just the product; it’s the convenience
Whatever your product is, there is a way to capitalize on its data value through the creation of a digital twin that expands the potential value of your physical asset.
Jennifer Ping: Supporting the GOP’s all-female statewide ticket
Their victories showed that Hoosiers believe in proven leadership and results.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: A vote for Joe Donnelly is a vote for all Hoosiers
He is a moderate who does not do what is politically expedient just to get re-elected.
Brandt Hershman: Vote for budget amendment is vote for responsibility
I believe it is the strongest and most effective balanced budget language in the nation.
Adrianne Slash: The importance of diversity in leadership
As our city becomes more diverse and residents also become more globally minded, it’s important that those same views be held by its leadership.
Deborah Hearn Smith: What we allow as a society will continue
It is time to stand for all that is good and noble and speak out against that which we know is not.
Una Osili: Too many people aren’t benefiting from market growth
Financial asset ownership among parents greatly influences the portfolio decisions of their adult children.
Beverly Gard: End of one principled era in Senate, start of another
Since 1980, only two people have served as president pro tempore of the Senate: Bob Garton served from 1980-2006 and David Long served from 2006-2018.
Claire Fiddian-Green: We must do more to support teachers, help students
Schools should ensure that classroom assignments in every grade and for every student align with rigorous academic standards.
Bill Oesterle: We need more women directors—but not by mandate
I believe California’s law is structurally flawed, potentially counterproductive, and contributes to a large dangerous trend.
Kristen Cooper: California got it right on this one
The move not only begins to address long-term structural gender inequities, but it’s good for business.
KIM: Is cannabis stock frenzy a case of ‘reefer madness’?
Cannabis may be the wave of the future, but that doesn’t mean the stocks are a good investment.
Jalene Hahn: Selecting the appropriate investment rollercoaster
Risk tolerance, risk capacity and risk perception are the fundamental elements of your risk profile. The best way to construct your portfolio and ensure you can hang on for the whole ride is when you evaluate and discuss these risk elements individually and not as a composite assessment.
Cecil Bohanon & Nick Curott: Sears just didn’t keep up; others should take note
Sears got started doing exactly what Amazon is doing now: offering low prices and home delivery. But the larger point is this: In free markets, firms have to serve customers better than their rivals.
MIKE LOPRESTI: Will the Pacers bring relief? A stroll through the home schedule
The Blue & Gold will be tested, but LeBron’s move to LA won’t hurt any feelings here.
Editorial: Circle must remain a showpiece but don’t overthink space
IBJ urges leaders from Downtown Indy and the city to continue looking for ways to better fund infrastructure improvements both on the Circle and its Meridian Street and Market Street spokes. That must be a funding priority.