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Purdue names School of Business building after alumnus following $42M gift
The gift is the largest contribution from an individual for a facility in Purdue’s history. As a result, the building on the West Lafayette campus will be called the Roland G. Parrish Hall of Business.
Downtown’s delayed women’s sports bar collects national grant
The Sports Bra still plans to open at 15 E. Maryland, although the first day of business is unknown, franchisee Eve Keller said.
Indiana BMV offices ranked nation’s best in analysis of reviews
Indiana’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles offices came out on top of a nationwide analysis of more than 1.2 million Google reviews of public vehicle registration and driver’s license offices.
Elanco, Purdue planning research institute at One Health Innovation District
The One Health Research Institute, just west of Elanco’s headquarters, is expected to open in 2030.
John Green revisits the movie business at ‘Hollywood, Ending’ author event
“Hollywood, Ending,” released Sept. 22, debuted at No. 1 on the New York Times Best Sellers list and USA Today’s Best-selling Booklist.
OCT NIBJ: Women in business: Building success together in Sandpoint
Women have always been an important part of Sandpoint’s business community. From entrepreneurs and business owners to managers, professionals, employees, nonprofit leaders, and community volunteers, women contribute every day to the strength and character of our local economy.
Corteva, Inari settle lawsuit over seed patent dispute
In its lawsuit, Corteva accused Inari Agriculture Inc. of taking Corteva's patent-protected seeds, making slight genetic modifications and preparing to commercialize them under its own name.
New Indiana University Health hospital roughly a year away from completion
IU Health has not revealed the name of the new hospital, which will include 1 million square feet dedicated to inpatient care.
David Bride: Small business investment could fuel resident interest
As mayor, I would focus on giving small businesses practical support. That means connecting entrepreneurs with public funding, private investment, banks and community organizations.
Fred Payne: Poverty costs Indiana businesses millions of dollars
Research shows employees experiencing financial stress lose productive work time. When a workforce is financially fragile, productivity losses compound.
Indianapolis still being eyed for MLS team, but with new stadium location
City officials met with MLS executives last week in New York City, during which Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett pitched an undisclosed site near Lucas Oil Stadium for a soccer-specific venue.
Brad Rateike: The rising anxiety from an annual physical exam
Many of us have those moments regretting the blueberry cake doughnut at the office.
Indiana University lands record $100M donation for business, philanthropy schools
In recognition of the record-setting gift, the IU Board of Trustees voted Wednesday to name the Kelley School’s graduate division the Jeffrey H. Thomasson Graduate School of Business.
NCDHHS receives grants to strengthen mental health programs
September marks National Suicide Prevention Month, and the department says the funding will help its efforts to lower suicide deaths and attempts in the state.
Daniel Haake: Small business needs a lifeline amid road repairs
The city’s current approach to the 16th Street Bridge is to manage what it can control, making sure the bridge is completed on time. But for businesses like Long’s Bakery, managing the schedule isn’t the whole answer.
Ryan Fireprotection plans headquarters expansion in Noblesville
The expansion will consist of a nearly 50,000-square-foot warehouse, a two-story office structure of more than 67,300 square feet and a 28,000-square-foot outdoor supply yard.
Rebecca Bormann: AI regulation could slow growth for small businesses
I left with a clear reminder: AI is not just a technology conversation.
Downtown entertainment venue plans transition to weightlifting-focused gym
The building at 416 E. Wabash St. opened as a nightclub concept in 1998, initially using the names Euphoria and Club Industry.
Downtown entertainment venue plans transition to weightlifting-focused gym
The building at 416 E. Wabash St. opened as a nightclub concept in 1998, initially using the names Euphoria and Club Industry.
IEDC seeking to hire business accelerator operators
The Indiana Economic Development Corp. is looking for interested parties to run business accelerators for Indiana-based companies at various stages of development, from startups to more established companies.
CardVault by Tom Brady store to open in downtown Indianapolis
The Boston-based business co-owned by the former quarterback specializes in collectible cards ranging from sports stars to Pokemon to Magic: The Gathering.
Washington to receive $227M in Meta settlement to protect children’s mental health
Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown said the harm done by platforms like Instagram and Facebook has taken away things that used to be normal for kids.
EA Motive's New Iron Man Game Footage Leaks, EA Says "That Didn't Go As Planned"
Unfinished gameplay footage from EA Motive's long-quiet Iron Man game leaked online on Friday, and EA just came forward and confirmed it's real. The roughly two and a half minute clip, watermarked "AUG26 TEST", spread first on ResetEra and then across Reddit and social media. The footage shows...
Upcoming Iron Man Game Footage Leaks, EA Remains Cool: "That Didn't Go As Planned"
Unfinished gameplay footage from EA Motive's long-quiet Iron Man game leaked online on Friday, and EA just came forward and confirmed it's real. The roughly two and a half minute clip, watermarked "AUG26 TEST", spread first on ResetEra and then across Reddit and social media. The footage shows...
Road construction on Shelby Street puts pinch on small businesses
The $14 million Fountain Square Area Drainage Improvements Project has closed parts of Shelby Street since January.
Hoosier businesses need a stable world order, group says
Indiana companies export more than $68 billion of goods annually, while trade supports about 750,000 jobs in the state, according to the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition
Storms, days of heavy rain upend businesses, nonprofits statewide
Cleanup has only just begun for the thousands of Hoosier residents and businesses affected by widespread power outages and flooding.
Keystone Cooperative ag business invests in Indianapolis-based One Health Studio
Indianapolis-based agriculture and energy business Keystone Cooperative has become a corporate partner and investor in One Health Studio, an Indianapolis venture studio that launched late last year.
Arts & Entertainment Preview 2026
DAVE’S PICKS Spring gets all the buzz for fresh starts, but it’s not the only season for finding something new. The fall arts and entertainment season in central Indiana offers multiple chances to catch world-premiere productions. At the Phoenix Theatre Cultural Centre, “Everybody’s Favorite Mothers” will debut in September as the latest work by former […]
Indiana working to preserve local businesses across ownership changes
The recently launched “Keep IN” initiative is focusing on a “silver tsunami” of retiring company owners.
Your business has flooded. What do you do now?
IBJ spoke with Jacob Houk, president of Indianapolis-based Hays & Sons, a property restoration company, about the first steps to take — from documenting damage to contacting insurers and finding a qualified restoration company.
Black Wealth Crawl promotion designed to support independent businesses
Customers are encouraged to shop at participating Black-owned businesses from Aug. 28 to Sept. 7, when purchases qualify shoppers for the chance to win $150 gift cards and other raffle prizes.
Carmel marketing firm Element Three makes first acquisition
Carmel-based marketing firm Element Three has acquired Colorado-based Sextant, a network analytics and software firm serving the vehicle and heavy equipment markets.
Hancock County innovation center reenvisions what career ed can be
The $48 million Amplify Hancock Innovation Center opened this week to help bolster workforce development in one of the state’s fastest-growing counties.
Investment firm acquires majority stake in Indianapolis-based ShipSigma
Pennsylvania-based Inverness Graham has acquired a majority stake in Indianapolis logistics-tech firm ShipSigma in a deal valued at an estimated $100 million-plus.
Why Hybrid Healthcare Is a Business Imperative for Indiana Employers
Access to healthcare is more than a recruiting or retention tool. It’s one of the largest line items on the balance sheet and a critical factor in workforce stability. As costs and expectations rise, employers and employees want a simpler, more integrated healthcare experience.
$48M Amplify Hancock Innovation Center set to open
The facility is designed to bring together career and technical education, higher education, workforce training, and industry collaboration under one roof.
For small farmers, goats are becoming big business
Some farmers who once raised cattle have switched to goats, which are easier — and less expensive — as demand soars.
Small businesses file lawsuits against Trump's new sweeping tariffs
Experts say it might be tougher to successfully challenge the current round of tariffs than previous rounds.
Bucks Executive Has Promising Update for Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr.’s Futures
The Bucks are interested in extending two of their newest stars.
Matt Mindrum: Don’t put a moratorium on Indianapolis’ growth
Marion County's data center moratorium sends a message that Indianapolis is becoming less open to business. It risks turning away billions in investment from some of the world’s fastest-growing industries.
Local coffee chain MOTW celebrates new headquarters in Fishers
The coffee shop business plans to hold a grand opening event Saturday featuring music, tours, food and drinks.
Grappling Bulletin: FloGrappling & ONE Championship Enter Strategic Partnership
-FloGrappling and ONE Championship have entered into a strategic partnership that aims to more actively ensure the best in the world will be active and available at the biggest events in the world, including ONE, WNO, and Flo-partnered events like ADCC & IBJJF majors. -Helena Crevar scored a big win at ONE: The Inner Circle 22, defeating Paige Ivetter Clymer by decision. Crevar and Clymer will be both in the same bracket at the ADCC World Championships, with the potential for a rematch.
Local sports facility developer’s home, business raided by FBI
Federal prosecutors allege Andy Card engaged in a wire-fraud scheme involving the development of the Mishawaka Fieldhouse and used proceeds from it to help purchase a home in Florida.
State of Indiana to end minority and women's business contracting program
Gov. Mike Braun's announcement comes after Attorney General Todd Rokita issued an opinion stating that the Minority and Women's Business Enterprises program is unlawful.
AI fueling startup boom across the United States
Nationwide, economists say we’re seeing a business formation boom that's closely correlated with AI’s growth.
Parkview hires former Community Health exec to help guide central Indiana expansion
In his new job, Dr. Ram Yeletti will focus on expanding Parkview’s specialty care services and physician network in its new markets.
Cradle Indy to work with hospital systems on maternal and infant health
The nonprofit will collaborate with five health networks to launch the Maternal & Infant Health Scorecard.
East Texas business leader discusses key success factors on local, national levels
Tonight, we’re joined by an East Texas leader whose work has taken him from local business circles to guiding executives, boards, and organizations across the country.
Will Bill Belichick prove everyone wrong during the 2026 season?
The roasting will continue until morale improves, so how will Belichick respond?
Red Wings Sign Backup Goaltender
The post Red Wings Sign Backup Goaltender appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now. The Detroit Red Wings have added to their goaltending stable with a contract for Daniil Tarasov. Steve Yzerman and Detroit’s […] The post Red Wings Sign Backup Goaltender appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now.
IU Health's 3D printing studio helps surgeons prepare and educate patients
The health system received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in January for the IU Health 3D Print Studio.
Supreme Court's ruling in Cook case backs Federal Reserve's independence
The Supreme Court on Monday said the Federal Reserve, unlike any other agency in Washington, has a measure of independence from the presidency and day-to-day politics.
Indy economic development leaders visiting Switzerland on trade trip
The trip will involve meetings with leaders in the life sciences, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, medical technology, digital heath and advanced manufacturing sectors.
NFL won't host Supplemental Draft, making Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby ineligible in 2026
Vance says Iran agrees to nuclear inspections, as under Obama deal
Conversations with inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency could occur as soon as Monday, the vice president said, as negotiations continue in Switzerland.
Elanco to launch $25M VC program focused on animal health innovation
The fund will target investments in animal-health therapeutics and technologies designed to improve care, Elanco said.
Brendan Sorsby saga ends after Big 12's 'devastating' legal complaint in the middle of the night
Pacers Sports & Entertainment launches retail media network
Pacers Sports & Entertainment, along with two partners, this spring launched the Fieldhouse Media Network, a digital marketing initiative.
Indiana child well-being rank declines in national report
Despite improvement in some categories, Indiana's overall ranking fell four spots, its worst ranking since 2021.
Westfield council OKs tax break for accounting firm's new HQ
The two-story office building will be constructed on North Union Street, next to Basile Westfield Playhouse and near Christ United Methodist Church.
Byrider back in gear after pandemic era struggles
Since a group of Byrider franchisees acquired the company in September 2024, it has installed a new senior leadership team, made a major investment in software technology and made other changes to lay the groundwork for a return to growth.
Work begins on Butler entertainment venue tailored to students
The Allen Whitehill Clowes Ballroom is being built adjacent to Clowes Memorial Hall and the Schrott Center for the Arts.
Rockies 8, Angels 2: The will to be weird
But who cares? The Rockies win their series with the Angels.
Cable manufacturer eyes $100M expansion at Indianapolis facility
Milan-based Prysmian Cables & Systems USA LLC plans to build a roughly 143,500-square-foot addition to its existing 52,000-square-foot facility along Rockville Road on the western edge of Marion County.
Wisconsin-based Packer Fastener opens Lebanon site
Green Bay, Wisconsin-based Packer Fastener, which supplies fasteners, tools, welding supplies and other products to manufacturers, contractors and fabricators, has entered the Indiana market.
Indiana regulators OK Texas company's purchase of Indiana power plant
The $3.45 billion transaction, which includes two other power plants, still requires federal approval and faces a challenge related to market competition concerns.
Can Trump make anybody happy with an Iran deal?
Some GOP allies want escalation. Others want to end unpopular war.
Life sciences firm planning $16M relocation to Noblesville
Bothell, Washington-based BioLife Solutions Inc. plans to move its manufacturing and research operations from Indianapolis to Hamilton County.
Energy-hungry data centers need large sources of backup power
The power needed to operate data centers has increasingly drawn public scrutiny to the projects. But a draw from the power grid is just one of the energy issues at play.
Indianapolis named No. 3 Best Sports Business City
With the No. 3 ranking, Indianapolis jumps eight spots from the inaugural rankings in 2023, when it was ranked No. 11.
Europe is paying to make itself sick – and the health bill proves it
Europe spends billions on fossil fuel subsidies while facing huge healthcare costs. Leaders must prioritize people and environmental sustainability.
Indianapolis public health office audit referred to state for examination
The city's Office of Audit and Performance has given the report to the Indiana State Board of Accounts, highlighting "high risk" factors including conflicts of interest and missing documentation for most contracts.
Corteva to keep its headquarters in Indianapolis post-split
Corteva, which is planning to split into two publicly traded companies later this year, announced Tuesday that the crop protection part of its business will continue to be based in Indianapolis.
Simons scoop up another property along downtown's South Meridian entertainment corridor
The building is on the same block as planned Simon-backed developments for a Ritz-Carlton hotel, Live Nation music venue and Ole Red bar, restaurant and country music hall.
Indianapolis to host national NRA conventions in 2029, 2031
Each of the events is expected to draw more than 70,000 visitors and generate $26.4 million for the city's economy.
2026 Innovation Issue: Building on a brother’s legacy
The late Philip Low’s research focus included using small molecules to reach cancer cells. His brother, Martin, spoke with IBJ about his brother’s science and where their company is heading.
Indianapolis public health office mismanaged oversight of most contracts, audit finds
The city’s public health office, established in 2016, oversees programs focused on homelessness, violence reduction and behavioral health.
Ole Red restaurant, entertainment venue planned for Meridian Street
The project is a partnership between property owner Boxcar Development LLC — a firm controlled by the Herb Simon family — and Nashville-based Opry Entertainment Group.
Sun Pharma, Eli Lilly Lead Latest Rush of Healthcare M&A
The value of biopharma M&A has more than doubled his year.
Widow of business owner reports scammers claiming to be representatives from company: Brunswick Hills Townshi
Also in this week’s Brunswick Hills Township Police blotter, a man threatens his neighbor over debris from a ditch.
Business owners reflect on long-planned street upgrades in downtown Noblesville
Embrace Downtown is underway, the plan that envisions a pedestrian-friendly plaza, wider sidewalks, places to sit, and parking rules that are more consistent and easier to understand.
Indianapolis-based Rampxchange sees big opportunities ahead in new business partnership
“It’s an exciting time for us around here,” said Kyle McGrath, Rampxchange’s managing director.
Indiana hospital systems meet benchmark on direct-to-employer health care deals
The report comes as Indiana hospitals attempt to address widespread criticism — including from state leaders — over high prices.
West Fork Whiskey sells Westfield venue to Stick and Hack Entertainment
Fishers-based Stick and Hack plans to open a sports and entertainment facility at the site with two restaurants, three bars, an outdoor beer garden, and golf and racing simulators.
Longtime business leader Jim Schellinger leaves Indy's economic development agency
Indy Economic Development Inc. said his retirement, announced late Friday, is effective immediately. No additional information about his departure was provided.
Ossium Health aims to revolutionize role of bone marrow banks
The company has a goal to build a massive bank of bone marrow from deceased organ donors to treat patients with blood cancers and improve organ transplantations.
Tearing Down Orban’s Entrenched System Is Magyar’s Job One
Peter Magyar has already done what many considered unthinkable: ousting Viktor Orban from power in Hungary after 16 years.
U.S. Steel to restart Gary Tin Mill, add 225 jobs
The restart aims to position the steelmaker to provide customers with greater access to American-made tin mill products.
Angie Stocklin: Bootstrapping forces you to develop discipline
When Randy and I started One Click, we didn’t have a strategy around venture capital.
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Splenda manufacturer eyes $91M in upgrades to Indianapolis operations
Carmel-based Heartland Food Products Group plans to construct a new building and add the newly acquired Splenda brand to its product manufacturing operations in Indianapolis.
Broad Ripple sports bar calls it quits after 36 years in business
Old Pro’s Table debuted 36 years ago, closed briefly in 2020 and reopened under new ownership later that year.
49ers' 'ideal draft haul' revealed by PFF
The 49ers need help at receiver, edge rusher and offensive line in the 2026 draft.
1 player Senators must trade before 2026 NHL Trade Deadline
The Ottawa Senators need to cut their losses with this winger before the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline on March 6th.
After Indiana gambit, Bears signal progress in Illinois
The back and forth comes as the team tries to advance legislation in two states without making public comments that could sour relationships or scuttle talks on either side of the border.
SkyLake Adventures teams with Butler Institute for Sports and Entertainment
Under the partnership, Butler University students will receive real-life experience in hospitality and entertainment, and real-life experiences and practical skills in marketing, social media and communications.
Prominent law firm registers as Bears’ lobbyist at Indiana Statehouse
An application for Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP was completed Wednesday with the Indiana Lobby Registration Commission, indicating the firm will represent CBFC Development LLC, an affiliate company for the NFL franchise.