Mitch Frazier: Stories connect product makers, product users
In every county in the state, there is a story to be told about people building great products. Let’s work together to identify and craft those stories.
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Katie Jenner: It’s time to end the social media experiment on kids
An entire generation of Hoosier children is bearing the weight of the largest unregulated experiment ever conducted on young minds, and the discussion our state is having today on this issue is long overdue.
Trish Demeter: Lawmakers can encourage advanced power production
It is tough to build new energy projects because businesses view the state’s permitting system as a huge risk. They face patchwork regulations that vary from county to county, long delays in processing applications and arbitrary restrictions when they try to invest in Indiana’s critical energy supply.
Letter: Choose donation, save lives
Together with our local hospital partners, we honor the gift of donation while helping families find meaning, healing and hope through their loved one’s legacy.
Michelle Cirocco: An untapped talent pipeline is hiding behind prison walls
Second-chance hiring is often framed around rehabilitation and social responsibility. While important, that framing obscures the core business logic: In a tight labor market, artificial barriers to employment hurt companies more than candidates.
Ronak Shah: Opt-outs show facilities plan should be scrapped
The transportation plan is popular, simpler and has needed minimal amendment. Let’s give that a shot.
Mark Montieth: The Pacers’ history of eleventh-hour trades has been a mixed bag
In the NBA, the February trade deadline makes things happen.
Garrett Mintz: When changing direction, err on the side of transparency
Driving effective change starts with transparency.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: Fed chair nominee Warsh could revive Friedmanomics
Warsh readily proclaims that Friedman influenced his economic views.
Pete the Planner: AI is great at math but lacks emotional intelligence
AI is spectacular at a few things that most people are, frankly, terrible at.
Editorial: Lawmakers should be cautious as they tackle housing questions
The state could find other ways to financially incentivize communities — which are already worried about the impact of tax changes on their revenue — to create more affordable housing.
Lesley Weidenbener: Combined newsroom improves coordination
Today, The Lawyer reporters — the talented Maura Johnson and Cameron Shaw — report to the same editing team that IBJ reporters do.
Stephen Goldsmith: Cities must innovate to deliver services better, cheaper
I learned in the 1990s what city leaders need to accept now: Developing innovative ways to deliver government services better, faster and cheaper is essential to improve the quality of life in our communities.
Mark Montieth: Super-frosh Wagler is the latest player to erupt on the road in Indiana
That’s particularly true in basketball, where home-court advantage is an overwhelming factor.
Voices from the Industry: How to save radiology before it breaks
Long viewed as a cornerstone of modern diagnostics, the specialty now faces a convergence of structural pressures that threaten its sustainability.
Samantha Julka: Message in a bottle: Shake up silos at work and mix to taste
Thinking about the art and beauty of liqueur helped me think about something I was “mulling” over at work.
Cecil Bohanon and John Horowitz: For innovation to keep momentum, conditions must be just right
Diminishing returns means that as you use more and more of an input, the increase in output increases at a smaller and smaller rate.
Mickey Kim: After a stellar three-year run, don’t expect the moon from stocks
Periods like this rarely feel historic in real time, but the rebound from the April lows ranks among the most powerful market recoveries on record.
Editorial: Championship offers chance to push IU forward in many ways
This championship could simply be viewed as an exciting and even historic sports achievement. But we believe it’s more than that.
Mitch Frazier: To set good goals, make complex simple
Visions that work prioritize outcomes over activities, providing clarity even in uncertain times.