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Resforation Medical Polymers growing client base, workforce The type of plastic that goes into most joint replacement systems has come a long way since it was first used in 1962 [...]

There's nothing like a few billion dollars of investment and some big jobs announcements to quell unease that had been rippling through Indiana's economic development sector as states like Ohio, [...]

For years, Indiana tourism groups have seemingly had few problems landing big events--conventions and sports alike--that generate tens of millions of dollars for the state's economy. But competitor states have [...]

Indianapolis has hosted a Super Bowl, the entire NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament just last year and too many other championship events to count. It's also set to host the NBA [...]

Why do people work? To earn a living, of course, but most of us are wired to want more. Indiana--and the world--need people who are in it for more than [...]

Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit Indiana in early March, dozens of relief funds have been created to help individuals, organizations and businesses hardest hit by the restrictions put in place [...]

The 2019 legislative session ended April 24--five days ahead of the statutory deadline--with hundreds of bills sent to Gov. Eric Holcomb for his consideration. In addition to lawmakers' passing a [...]

Samm Quinn A new effort to improve a four-acre parcel in Zionsville's downtown core is meeting opposition from neighbors and residents, the same parties who have blocked similar proposals for [...]

The first half of the legislative session was generally quiet (save an emotional debate about a hate-crimes bill) but that might just be the calm before the storm. Republican lawmakers [...]

Carmel, Fishers and Noblesville are among roughly 50 cities nationwide that are now projected to receive less than half of the federal COVID-19 relief money they originally expected, based on [...]

State government and business leaders are already preparing to bid to host one of the regional tech hubs that would be created by the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act--even (though [...]

Had you stood at the corner of Audubon Road and Bonna Avenue one rainy day in April 1865, you'd have been in mourning. On this spot, at mile marker 183 [...]

When Glenna Taylor of Indianapolis launched her personal care agency, Faith Filled Hands, in 2017, it was the fulfillment of a longtime dream. 'I've always had the thought, 'Why work [...]

Stevanato Group, a global provider of drug containment, drug delivery, and diagnostic solutions to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and life sciences industries and headquartered in Piombino Dese, Italy, announced in June [...]

The stretch of U.S. 30 between Warsaw, the Orthopedic Capital of the World; Columbia City; and Fort Wayne, Indiana's second-largest city, is stacked with medical-device assets. The corridor is home [...]

When Carmel-based KAR Global said Feb. 24 it was planning to sell ADESA, its in-person auto auction unit, to Carvana and focus on digital services, its stock soared--and continues to [...]

Indiana should celebrate its well-earned reputation as a legitimate tech hub. which has grown over the past decade in both size and stature. Our lech workforce has increased 16.3% since [...]

Workplaces across Indiana and the country continue to be redefined from all angles as the workforce evolution continues. Perhaps most notably since early 2020 is the shift to more remote [...]

Intel's recent Ohio expansion announcement might discourage leaders outside the Buckeye State about our own abilities to attract these huge investments with massive benefits for residents. But for this Hoosier. [...]

Demand for office space likely will decline through the summer, as companies take a wait-and-see approach to the COVID-19 pandemic and determine how best to return their workforces to a [...]

Indiana gamblers will be able to put some wagers down on events during the upcoming Winter Olympics. The Indiana Gaming Commission last week authorized the state's casinos and mobile sports [...]

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb painted a rosy picture of the state's accomplishments in his sixth State of the State address, and he outlined steps he wants to take to keep [...]

The mergers-and-acquisitions market has been on a torrential pace in 2021. The total value of deals announced to date has already surpassed the full-year total for 2020, both nationwide and [...]

Seventy newly hired workers inside the brand new GE Aviation factory in Lafayette have just started the intricate work of building the guts, or the 'core,' of what's billed as [...]

Cities have moments in their existence when bursts of energy and focus propel them forward. In my column last month, I described developments in Columbus, Ohio, that suggest it is [...]

The region's hot real estate market has continued, with sales contining to rise--along with prices. In fact, the average sales price of a single-family house or condo in 16 central [...]

A lawsuit filed on behalf of five Indiana residents and Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis challenges Gov. Eric Holcomb's decision to end extended unemployment benefits provided through the federal CARES Act. [...]

Instead of focusing its efforts solely on growing the number of jobs in Indianapolis, the city's economic development agency has a new strategy: Provide tax incentives only to companies offering [...]

Health sciences research is taking center stage at Ball State University, where a new College of Health, new facilities and a new dedication to ramping up its research enterprise promise [...]

Indiana's General Assembly has taken important steps to make Indiana competitive, from the creation of the Indiana Economic Development Corp. to the right-to-work law to funding infrastructure improvements. Now legislators [...]

Critics of Indianapolis' 2010 decision to turn over operations of its parking meters to a private consortium have been counting down the years until their first opportunity to exit the [...]

A diversified employment base is the key to a robust economy, and Shelby County, which has traditionally relied on automotive-related manufacturing as a primary employer, is moving rapidly toward a [...]

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The way things are going, more of the next crop of freshmen on Purdue University's West Lafayette campus will come from outside Indiana than from within. Purdue filled up more [...]

In the 11 years the Gen Con convention has come to Indianapolis, local hospitality officials have learned what to expect. Officials have tailored services to the massive group of game [...]

If only Indiana had been first to develop the microchip, Hoosiers wail, the computer industry might be entirely different today. Silicon Valley could have sprung up in West Lafayette. Interstate [...]

Hoosier metropolitan areas and second-class cities across Indiana are job hubs and contribute greatly to Indiana's economy. On a daily basis, they handle waves of suburban commuters going to and [...]

If the economy holds and the stock market keeps rising, the number of U.S. initial public stock offerings this year could rival 2013's blockbuster 222--the most since 2004--that raised $59.6 [...]

As the national economy sputters, the Indianapolis area is losing jobs faster than its peers, falling to levels not seen since 2002. The metro area claimed 860,000 jobs in July, [...]

Investors got whiplash from the stock market's plunge and subsequent surge over the past three years. But in the down-and-up market, executives at Indiana's public companies got rich. Because the [...]

Hovering around the thousands of Indiana properties in the foreclosure process is a debate over who pays to trim the weeds and keep the houses boarded up. Government officials--as well [...]

Hoosier entrepreneurs in recent years have been drenched by a waterfall of new resources intended to improve their odds of success--venture capital, angel investors, small-business incubators, and university degree and [...]

Indianapolis should be happy that black leaders are working to develop a black agenda. The black population in Marion County is more than 238,000 people--more than Evansville's entire population of [...]

Here in Indiana, home health care services provide vital support to thousands of elderly Hoosiers, many of whom have multiple chronic conditions or are recovering from an acute-care hospital visit. [...]

In the latest round of Democratic presidential candidate debates, we heard more about government activism to fix racial inequalities. Inequality is real and needs attention. According to the Urban Institute, [...]

Plain common sense would dictate the need for maintaining a savings account, whether it be for a family or the state of Indiana. None of us want to be caught [...]

Greater Indianapolis, formerly one of the regional railroad and interurban transportation centers of America, is no longer viewed nationally or internationally as a region with balanced, adequate transportation options or [...]

Low taxes. Balanced budgeting. Responsible reserves. Great government service. These common-sense Republican policy solutions--and more--have created an attractive environment for business growth in Indiana that benefits not only our state's [...]

Carmel-based Old Town Cos. is planning a $25 million mixed-use project with residential and retail elements for downtown Westfield, marking the first major private development to be announced adjacent to [...]

Democratic Mayor Joe Hogsett outraised his top Republican challenger, state Sen. Jim Merritt, by a nearly 3-to-1 margin in the first quarter of the year, according to new campaign finance [...]