Cummins Executive on Infrastructure Bill
The chief operating officer of Columbus-based powertrain maker Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) witnessed the signing of the $1 trillion infrastructure bill Monday.... Read More
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Gaming Commission Rejects Lucy Luck Settlement Offer
The Indiana Gaming Commission has rejected a settlement offer from Terre Haute-based Lucy Luck Gaming. The company made the offer after appealing an IGC ruling in June denying the renewal of a gaming license in Vigo County.... Read More
Indiana Recycling Coalition Rebrands
The Indiana Recycling Coalition has changed its name to Circular Indiana. The nonprofit says with the rebranding, it is expanding beyond recycling by aligning itself with "the changing landscape of sustainable materials management."... Read More
Indiana Chamber Issues Priority List
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce has laid out its list of legislative priorities for the 2022 session of the Indiana General Assembly ... Read More
Indiana Farmland Values Continue to Soar
In its quarterly land values report, the Seventh Federal Reserve Bank district in Chicago says good quality farmland has climbed 18.5% year over year in the five states that make-up the Chicago region.... Read More
New Cunningham Concept Opens in Fort Wayne
Indianapolis-based Cunningham Restaurant Group has opened a new restaurant at The Landing, Fort Wayne’s new downtown mixed-used district.... Read More
CEO: Startup Launch Boosts The Pantheon
The president and chief executive officer of The Pantheon in Vincennes says having the first startup to launch using the business development services offered at the business incubator is evidence of the need for such services in the area. ... Read More
Purdue Hiring Plan Focuses on Inclusion, Diversity
Purdue University has announced plans to bolster its faculty with the largest expansion in the school’s history. ... Read More
Hoosier Businesses Among ‘Best Small Companies’
ncluded in Forbes' 2022 list of "America's Best Small Companies." The publication ranked the top 100 companies based on factors, including earnings growth, sales growth and return on equity.... Read More
Construction Set for Delayed Muncie Hotel Project
Construction of a Hilton hotel in Muncie is set to begin four years after it was first announced. ... Read More
IEA’s Q3 Swings Negative, But CEO Optimistic
Indianapolis-based Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives Inc. (Nasdaq: IEA) is reporting a third quarter net loss of $99 million, compared to net income of $11 million during the same period a year ago.... Read More
Wabash Deemed ‘Broadband Ready’
The Indiana Broadband Office has designated another community as ready for designation as an official Broadband Ready Community. Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch's office says the program was created to encourage the development of broadband throughout the state.... Read More
Could Short Term Moves Help Ease Supply Chain Challenges?
businesses alike, they say they would like to see short term moves that could help alleviate bottlenecks. Integrated Distribution Services, Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark DeFabis says an obvious move is to allow 18–21-year-olds with a commercial driver’s license to transport cargo across state lines. ... Read More
Startup Launching Out of The Pantheon
The Pantheon in Vincennes will Monday hold a ribbon cutting for a new IT services company. The business incubator says RedAubsTechnology is the first startup to launch after utilizing the bus... Read More
IUPUC Seeks to Join NAIA
IUPUC is taking steps to become a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. The Republic reports school officials plan to submit an application to join NAIA for the 2022-23 scho... Read More
Holcomb Says ‘We Shall See’ on Tax Cuts
Indiana’s surging state tax collections have the governor in discussions on whether tax cuts should be considered during the upcoming legislative session. Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb told reporters T... Read More
PODCAST: Vet Student With Engineering Prize
Ash Chitnis is a third-year student in the College of Veterinary Science at Purdue University, but she is also making her mark in the College of Engineering. She recently won a competition for the development of disposable masks made from an eco-friendly soybean-based fabric.... Read More
F.C. Tucker: Fewer Homes on the Market
Real estate observers say the housing market typically cools with falling temperatures in and the holiday season. But that is not the case in 2021. Indianapolis-based F.C. Tucker says single family home sales remain strong, fast moving and more expensive.... Read More
Esports Among Big Changes at Ball State
Esports is big business and Ball State University is upping its game to prepare the esports workforce of the future. A new, state-of-the-art esports center has opened on the Muncie campus and the univ... Read More
New High for Indiana Sportsbooks
Indiana sportsbooks took one step closer last month to busting the half-billion-dollar mark for monthly sports betting. The Indiana Gaming Commission says bettors placed more than $460 million in wage... Read More