Startup Aims to Annihilate Paper Catalogs
A burly, menacing-looking man channeling rage tears through a thick paper catalog. Another fellow—fierce with frustration—blow torches a second massive catalog. ... Read More
Kylie Veleta
Industry Leaders: Demand for Distribution Space at All-Time High
A real estate development executive who’s been in the business for three decades says Indiana’s industrial warehousing and distribution market is the hottest he’s ever seen it. ... Read More
Indiana Companies Uncertain About Trucking Futures Exchange
Tennessee-based startup TransVix believes it can transform the U.S. trucking industry by creating the nation’s first trucking futures exchange. The idea is so new to Indiana trucking companies that...... Read More
Notre Dame Identifies New Target for Rare Disease Research
Peter Reisenauer treats his rare disease with two doses of cornstarch each day. It’s a seemingly bizarre remedy, but is evidence of how little research has been devoted to finding therapies for gly...... Read More
Bloomington Startup Swarms Beekeeping Industry
Honey bees are somewhat mysterious creatures with profound capabilities that scientists can’t fully decode. However, Bloomington-based startup The Bee Corp—led by a group of recent Indiana Universi...... Read More
JUA Technologies Develops Crop Dryer to Battle Food Scarcity
Born and raised in Nigeria, Dr. Klein Ileleji knows first-hand the challenges farmers face in developing countries, and it’s inspired his invention that uses the muscle of Mother Nature. ... Read More
Lilly Acquires CoLucid, Bringing Home an Indiana Discovery
Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Company is confident its new prescription drug to treat serious migraines will be on the market about one year from now. The drug, called lasmiditan, has a unique s...... Read More
Purdue Tests Hyperloop Pod on SpaceX Track
A team of Purdue University students is one of just seven throughout the country competing at the speed of sound. The undergrads built a pod that, ultimately, aims to be blasted through a tube at 7...... Read More
Faurecia in Columbus Among First to Use New Robots
A cutting-edge technology—which could be described as the map app on your phone meets robotics—is zipping along the floor of a new manufacturing facility in Columbus. France-based automotive suppl...... Read More
Economic Melting Pot Heating Up in Anderson
A community not long ago making headlines for having one of the highest unemployment rates in the country believes it has found its niche—and the prosperity that comes with it. ... Read More