Companies are offering big bucks for information on copper thefts and cable vandalism.
Category: Business
Posted inNeighborhoods
Southsiders say goodbye to long-time grocery store
Some residents fear Garfield Park will become a food desert without the Safeway.
Posted inArts & Culture
The Vogue to host benefit concert for residents impacted by flooding
The rock concert at The Vogue is Aug. 28.
Posted inArts & Culture
Local pie company buys former Black Acre beer garden in Irvington
Pots & Pans Pie Co. will begin building a commercial production kitchen this fall.
Posted inBusiness
Warning that flooded vehicles could soon be for sale to unsuspecting consumers
Attorney General and Carfax issue warning following Indiana floods.
Posted inBusiness
Shop, eat and network at an entrepreneur and small business fair
You can sign up to volunteer at Indianapolis Urban League’s event by Aug. 18 to get a free shirt.
Posted inIndiana
Tariff refunds arrive for some Indiana companies
But smaller companies are struggling to get their share of the $3.3B Indiana businesses paid.
Posted inGovernment
Who controls Indy’s economic development organization?
Mayor Joe Hogsett started Indy Economic Development, Inc., which is recommending tax breaks for a data center.
Posted inBusiness
Tea’s Me Cafe to close Tarkington Park location
It’s the second Tea’s Me to close since December, but Tamika Catchings’ company is not shutting down.
Posted inBusiness
Food truck removed from Statehouse Market over slogan; could have free speech implications
In an email to Smash Daddy’s Burgers, Fries, Etc., a state personnel department official said they’d “received several complaints regarding the slogan” and, as a result, had “been directed to cancel” two upcoming sessions.
