Carvana Hiring 150+ in Greenfield
Phoenix-based Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) will Wednesday kick off a two-day hiring event at its vehicle inspection center in Greenfield. The e-commerce used vehicle platform says it is looking to fill 155 po... Read More
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Developers to Detail ‘Gateway Destination’ Project
Indianapolis-based real estate and development company Sojos Capital will today unveil plans for a mixed-use, master development project on the city's northwest side. The firm says the multi-million-d... Read More
CEO: Funding Round ‘Validation’ for Shaker
The co-founder and chief executive officer of Indianapolis-based Shaker says the startup’s recently-secured $2 million seed round is validation of its efforts since launching out of the High Alpha venture studio a year ago. Shaker has developed a transaction management platform for real estate teams and says the funding will support sales and marketing growth. […]... Read More
State, UIndy Partner to Bolster Special Ed Teaching
The Indiana Department of Education is partnering with the University of Indianapolis to strengthen the state’s special education teacher pipeline. The partners say goal is to support educators as the... Read More
South Bend Startup Lands $1M in Pre-Seed Funding
A South Bend-based startup focused on reducing food waste has closed on a $1.1 million pre-seed round of funding. FloWaste Inc., which uses machine learning to determine how much food gets thrown away, says it plans to use the funding to scale up and improve its technology. Founder and Chief Executive Officer Rian Mc Donnell […]... Read More
Hallador Earnings Grow in Q3
Terre Haute-based Hallador Energy Co. (Nasdaq: HNRG) is reporting third quarter net income of $8 million, compared to $2 million during the same period a year ago. The coal, oil and gas producer poste... Read More
Snack Food Maker to Relocate to Lebanon
A cereal and snack food company has announced plans to relocate its manufacturing facility from Frankfort to Lebanon. New York-based Catalina Snacks says it will lease a 100,000-square-foot space in t... Read More
JobSpark Kicks Off in Northern Indiana
Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana is kicking off its two-day JobSpark event in Auburn today. The organization says more than 4,000 middle and high school students from Allen, DeKalb, LaGrange and... Read More
Greenwood Breaks Ground on $83M Mixed-Use Project
A redevelopment project years in the making is coming to fruition in Greenwood as city leaders broke ground today on The Madison, an $83 million mixed-use project. It is a combination of residential u... Read More
Potential New Developer for Delayed Speedway Hotel
A Georgia-based hotel development firm has detailed plans to take over the development of a project near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway that has seen years of delays. Hotel Equities told the Speedway... Read More
Former State Lawmaker Joins Medical Association
Former Indiana State Senator and Representative John Ruckelshaus has joined the Indiana State Medical Association as vice president of government affairs. The ISMA represents more than 9,300 physician... Read More
Former Indianapolis Indians Executive Dies
A long-time member of the Indianapolis Indians front office and former general manager Cal Burleson has died. The Indians say Burleson, who was 71, passed away Sunday from complications from cancer. H... Read More
Anderson Schools, Union Reach Tentative Agreement
Anderson Community Schools and the Anderson Federation of Teachers have reached a tentative collective bargaining agreement. Our partners at The Herald Bulletin report the proposed agreement would giv... Read More
First Startups Unveiled for New Purdue Accelerator
Eight Indiana startups have been selected to take part in Purdue Foundry’s new accelerator to help early-stage startups prepare for outside investors. Each company selected for the inaugural Boost coh... Read More
Tech Company Relocating HQ to New Albany
A Louisville-based Software-as-a-Service company has announced plans to relocate its corporate headquarters to New Albany. Vsimple, which has developed an end-to-end systems platform for manufacturing... Read More
Evansville to Lose United Airlines Service
Evansville Regional Airport is losing one of its passenger carriers. In a Facebook post, the airport said United Airlines (NYSE: UAL) will discontinue service starting in January. That leaves Allegian... Read More
Kelley Direct MBA Program in Top Five List
One year after grabbing the nation’s top spot for its online MBA program by business education news website Poets&Quants, the Indiana University Kelley Direct program fell this year. However, it is st... Read More
Training Center Creates ‘Unique Opportunity’ for Ball State Institute
The executive director of the Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute at Ball State University says the new Menard Training Facility creates a space for students, faculty and members of the community ded... Read More
New STEM Academy Aims to Keep More Teachers in Indiana
A new public-private partnership hopes to address a shortage of science, technology, engineering, and math teachers in Indiana by creating a new academy to support and mentor new educators. Butler Uni... Read More
NCAA Streamlines Constitution
The NCAA on Monday set the stage for a dramatic restructuring of college sports that will give each of its three divisions the power to govern itself. The nation's biggest and most influential governi... Read More